Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making passive device – Planar capacitor
Patent
1997-06-05
1999-11-02
Bowers, Charles
Semiconductor device manufacturing: process
Making passive device
Planar capacitor
438763, 438981, H01L 21385
Patent
active
059769467
ABSTRACT:
A thin film formation method includes the deposition step of forming a dielectric thin film consisting of many elements. In the deposition step, first- and second-layer thin films are deposited as lower and upper layers on an underlayer, and at least one of the thin films is crystallized to form the dielectric thin film. The first-layer thin film closer to the underlayer is deposited with a larger composition of at least one kind of constituent element of the thin film than stoichiometric composition to allow for diffusion outside the film.
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Hayashi Yoshihiro
Matsuki Takeo
Bowers Charles
Christianson Keith
NEC Corporation
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