Semiconductor device having amorphous carbon fluoride film of lo

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Combined with electrical contact or lead – Of specified material other than unalloyed aluminum

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257646, H01L 2348

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061040924

ABSTRACT:
A metal film with high melting point containing such nitrogen as titanium nitride is disposed on the interface between an amorphous carbon fluoride film and a metal. A structure is obtained from the function of a nitrogen-containing metal film with high melting point which prevents fluorine dispersion, to prevent such problems as the reaction of a metal and fluorine at heating process and the following falling or swelling of the metal film can be solved. In addition, the heating process possible to introduce in the manufacturing steps allow to complete the LSI making process of a practical multilayer wiring structure on the basis of a low dielectric constant of amorphous carbon.

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