Total dielectric isolation utilizing a combination of reactive i

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ABSTRACT:
A process which utilizes an anodized porous silicon technique to form dielectric isolation on one side of a semiconductor device is described. Regions of silicon semiconductor are fully isolated from one another by this technique. The starting wafer typically is predominantly P with a P+ layer thereon. A P or N layer over the P+ layer is formed thereover such as by epitaxial growth. The surface of the silicon is oxidized and a photoresist layer applied thereto. Openings are formed in the photoresist. Openings are formed in the silicon dioxide using the photoresist as a mask and appropriate etching techniques. The openings in the silicon dioxide define the regions to be etched by reactive ion etching. Reactive ion etching is accomplished at least down to the P+ region. The structure is then subjected to the anodic etching technique which preferentially attacks the P+ layer to form porous silicon throughout the P+ layer. The structure is then placed in a thermal oxidation ambient until the porous silicon layer has been fully oxidized to silicon dioxide. The openings through the surface layer are filled up with oxide to fully isolate the P or N surface layer.

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