Method of planarizing an insulator film using multiple etching s

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Formation of electrically isolated lateral semiconductive... – Grooved and refilled with deposited dielectric material

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438631, 438714, 438734, 438763, H01L 2128

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ABSTRACT:
The semiconductor masking device of the invention includes a first semiconductor mask for forming an interconnection on a semiconductor substrate and a second semiconductor mask for forming a resist pattern on an insulating film. The first semiconductor mask has three masking areas and the second semiconductor mask has two masking areas. Masking area intervals, that is, the distances between the three masking areas of the first semiconductor mask and the two masking areas of the second semiconductor mask, are all equal to one another.

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