Semiconductor processing methods of chemical vapor depositing sio2 on a substrate
OwnerKlaus F. Schuegrafinventor
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The invention provides semiconductor processing methods of depositing SiO2 on a substrate. In a preferred aspect, the invention provides methods of reducing the formation of undesired reaction intermediates in a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) decomposition reaction. In one implementation, the method is performed by feeding at least one of H2O and H2O2 into a reactor with an organic silicon precursor. For example, in one exemplary implementation, such components are, in gaseous form, fed separately into the reactor. In another exemplary implementation, such components are combined in liquid form prior to introduction into the reactor, and thereafter rendered into a gaseous form for provision into the reactor. The invention can be practiced with or in both hot wall and cold wall CVD systems.
A semiconductor processing method of chemical vapor depositing SiO2 on a substrate comprising:
A semiconductor processing method of reducing the decomposition rate of an organic silicon precursor in a chemical vapor deposition process of depositing SiO2 on a substrate within a chemical vapor deposition reactor comprising feeding at least one of H2O and H2O2 into the reactor while feeding the organic silicon precursor.
A semiconductor processing method of chemical vapor depositing SiO2 on a substrate comprising:
A semiconductor processing method of reducing the formation of undesired reaction intermediates in a chemical vapor deposition decomposition reaction of an organic silicon precursor into silicon dioxide within a chemical vapor deposition reactor comprising feeding at least one of H2O and H2O2 into the reactor with the organic silicon precursor.
A semiconductor processing method of chemical vapor depositing SiO2 on a substrate comprising:
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