Method for etching semiconductor
A semiconductor and etching technology, which is applied in the manufacture of semiconductor/solid-state devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of inappropriateness, inability to adjust critical dimensions, limited final critical dimensions of etching materials, and upper curtain layer critical dimensions.
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[0052] see Figure 2A Shown is a schematic cross-sectional view of a substrate with a multi-layer rigid mask 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention. More specifically, an advanced patterned film (APF) 240 is formed on a base substrate, a dielectric antireflective layer (DARC) 230 is formed on the advanced patterned film (APF) 240, a bottom antireflective layer (BARC) ) 220 is formed on the dielectric anti-reflection layer (DARC) 230 , and a photoresist layer 210 is formed on the bottom anti-reflection layer (BARC) 220 . In the illustrated embodiment, the advanced patterning film (APF) 240 is about 3000 angstroms thick, the dielectric antireflective layer (DARC) 230 is about 500 angstroms thick, the bottom antireflective layer (BARC) 220 is about 600 angstroms thick, and the photoresist layer 210 is about 3000 Angstroms thick. Of course, other dimensions may also be used. In addition, although advanced patterning film (APF) is used here, it should be noted t...
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[0062] A related embodiment of the principles disclosed in the present invention is shown in Figure 3A to Figure 3D In this method, residual C-F molecules from previous processes or other similar processes using C-F gases are used again in the organic-based multilayer hard mask 300 etch process. More specifically, in Figure 3A Among them, the photoresist layer 310, the bottom anti-reflection layer (BARC) 320 and the dielectric anti-reflection layer (DARC) 330 are each produced in a previous process with at least one protruding feature having an initial width D1. After the photoresist layer 310, bottom antireflective layer (BARC) 320, and dielectric antireflective layer (DARC) 330 are etched, this process, or a similar process, can be performed in the reaction chamber 350, such as Figure 3B shown. For example, such a C-F gas based process can be used in etching certain other layers in the device. At some point after the C-F gas-based process, carbon (C) and fluorine (F) r...
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[0066] see Figure 4A to Figure 4E shown, is a display similar to Figure 2A to Figure 2E Another alternative embodiment of an etch-an-organic mask 400 is discussed. As described in previous embodiments, the photoresist layer 410 and the bottom anti-reflective layer (BARC) 420 are first etched to a predetermined size. Then, at some point in the process step, a plasma deposition process or similar process is performed on the wafer again with the C-F molecules. After that, if Figure 4B As shown, the dielectric antireflection layer (DARC) 430 may be etched. However, in this embodiment, the etching process of the dielectric anti-reflective layer (DARC) 430 is not only the residual C-F molecules that are matched with the plasma deposition process, that is, it includes residual C-F molecules that will remain on the inner wall of the process reaction chamber 450 and accumulate on the photoresist layer 40 and The residual C-F molecules on the sidewall of the bottom anti-reflectio...
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