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SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES USING OXYGEN-BASED TREATMENT DURING ETCHING

发明专利审中
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20权利要求 · 3 独立
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卷宗概要

发明人

Jyun-De Wu; Ching-Yang Chu; Yuan-Tien Tu

IPC 分类

H1L 29/6H1L 21/2H1L 21/768H1L 29/417H1L 29/423H1L 29/66H1L 29/775

CPC 分类

H10D62/121H1L21/2362H1L21/76829H10D30/6729H10D64/21H10D30/14H10D30/43H10D30/6735

An embodiment is a method including forming a first interlayer dielectric (ILD) over a transistor structure, forming first conductive contacts through the first ILD to the transistor structure, and forming a first contact etch stop layer (CESL) over the first conductive contacts and the first ILD. The method may include forming a second ILD over the first CESL. Moreover, the method may include forming a second conductive contact through the second ILD, the first CESL, and first ILD to the transistor structure. The method may also include etching a recess into the second ILD and the first CESL. Furthermore, the method may include performing a treatment in the recess to form a treated layer in the first CESL. Additionally, the method may include forming a first conductive feature in the recess, the first conductive feature being electrically coupled to the first conductive contacts.

原文(中文)

An embodiment is a method including forming a first interlayer dielectric (ILD) over a transistor structure, forming first conductive contacts through the first ILD to the transistor structure, and forming a first contact etch stop layer (CESL) over the first conductive contacts and the first ILD. The method may include forming a second ILD over the first CESL. Moreover, the method may include forming a second conductive contact through the second ILD, the first CESL, and first ILD to the transistor structure. The method may also include etching a recess into the second ILD and the first CESL. Furthermore, the method may include performing a treatment in the recess to form a treated layer in the first CESL. Additionally, the method may include forming a first conductive feature in the recess, the first conductive feature being electrically coupled to the first conductive contacts.