| Title: | Refractory metal capped low resistivity metal conductor lines and vias formed using PVD and CVD | ||
| Application Number: | 94115341 | Application Date: | 1994.09.15 |
| Publication Number: | 1120241 | Publication Date: | 1996.04.10 |
| Approval Pub. Date: | 2002.03.20 | Granted Pub. Date: | 2002.03.20 |
| International Classifi-cation: | H01L21/283;H01L21/768 | ||
| Applicant(s) Name: | International Business Machines Corporation | Address: | |
| Inventor(s) Name: | Rajiv V. Joshi;Jerome J. Cuomo;Hormazdyar M. Dalal | ||
| Attorney & Agent: | WANG YIPING | ||
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| Capping a low resistivity metal conductor line or via with a refractory metal allows for effectively using chemical-mechanical polishing techniques because the hard, reduced wear, properties of the refractory metal do not scratch, corrode, or smear during chemical-mechanical polishing. Superior conductive lines and vias are created using a combination of both physical vapor deposition (e.g., evaporation or collimated sputtering) of a low resistivity metal or alloy followed by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) of a refractory metal and subsequent planarization. Collimated sputtering allows for creating a refractory metal liner in an opening in a dielectric which is suitable as a diffusion barrier to copper based metallizations as well as CVD tungsten. | |||
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