Chemical machinery polishing method for ultralow dielectric material
A technology of ultra-low dielectric materials and chemical machinery, which is applied in the manufacture of circuits, electrical components, semiconductors/solid-state devices, etc., to reduce damage and keep the dielectric constant constant
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[0041] Below to figure 2 The method flow shown is taken as an example, combined with the attached Figures 3A to 3K , to describe in detail a manufacturing process for back-end process integration that eliminates damage to low dielectric constant materials.
[0042] S100: Provide a base layer, and sequentially deposit a first dielectric barrier layer and a first dielectric layer on the base layer from bottom to top.
[0043] see Figure 3A , providing a base layer 300 on which a first dielectric barrier layer 301 and a first dielectric layer 302 are sequentially deposited from bottom to top.
[0044] S101: Process the surface of the first dielectric layer 302 by using a hydrocarbon gas plasma chemical vapor deposition process to form a first carbon layer 303 .
[0045] see Figure 3B and Figure 3C , treating the surface of the first dielectric layer 302 with a hydrocarbon gas plasma chemical vapor deposition process to form a hydrophobic and dense first carbon layer 303...
Embodiment 2
[0065] It has been mentioned in the background technology that when using these low-resistance materials or low dielectric constant materials in the integrated circuit production process, it is necessary to find a solution to eliminate the damage to the low dielectric constant materials from processes such as CMP, but There are still considerable barriers in the actual implementation process. The solution in Example 1 can reduce the damage to the ultra-low dielectric constant film caused by the abrasive liquid entering the hole in the dielectric layer during the CMP process, thereby reducing the damage caused by the through hole. The resulting electromigration failure problem. However, in the etching process used in step S102 of Embodiment 1, before the etching process is formed, it is usually necessary to deposit a patterned photoresist (not shown in the figure) on the first carbon layer 303, and patterned The photoresist is etched as a mask to make the first groove 3062 in t...
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