Optimization of a Novel Self-Planarizing Au Metallization Process for Practical VLSI Applications
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概要
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A self-planarizing Au metallization process by selective electrolytic plating was developed for metal interconnections in the submicron range. Problems still remain concerning the simultaneously formation of a large wide gold pattern with submicron features. A 'trilevel-resist' filling process was developed in this work to overcome these problems. Moreover, optimization of the selective plating process was achieved. Thickness uniformity of plated gold wires with various dimensions can be maintained at better than 8.4% across 4-inch wafers.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1996-11-15
著者
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Lo Tai-chin
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering Hong Kong University Of Science And Technology
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Lo Tai-chin
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering The Hong Kong University Of Science And Technolo
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Chan M‐y
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering The Hong Kong University Of Science And Technolo
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CHAN Miu-Ying
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technol
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Chan Miu-ying
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering The Hong Kong University Of Science And Technolo
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