Dual Damascene Etching Process Using Sacrificial Spin-on-Glass Film

The dual damascene (DD) formation process for sub 0.2 µm feature size devices has been investigated. The via-first DD process, where via holes are first formed, followed by trench formation, used the antireflection film in via holes after the trench pattern lithography process. In subsequential tren...

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Published in:Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 2001-12, Vol.40 (12R), p.7077
Main Authors: Seta, Shoji, Yoshida, Yukimasa, Nakata, Renpei, Ohiwa, Tokuhisa
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