Method of manufacturing semiconductor device
OwnerKazuo KIBI, Toshitake TSUDA +1inventors
InventorsKazuo KIBI, Toshitake TSUDA, Kenji SUZUKI
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Abstract
A method for example manufacturing a semiconductor device, which includes: forming a hole in a region of an insulating film laminated on a substrate; embedding a first conductive material in the hole to a position lower than a height of a sidewall of the hole; further embedding a second conductive material through a selective growth in the hole in which the first conductive material has been embedded; and etching the second conductive material to form a contact pad at a position above the hole.
Claims6
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, the method comprising:
- forming a hole in a region of an insulating film laminated on a substrate;
- embedding a first conductive material in the hole at a position lower than a height of a sidewall of the hole;
- further embedding a second conductive material through a selective growth in the hole in which the first conductive material has been embedded;
- and
- etching the second conductive material to form a contact pad at a position above the hole.
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, the method comprising:
- embedding a groove between spacers formed on a substrate with an insulating film;
- forming a hole surrounded by the spacers and the insulating film by removing a portion of the insulating film;
- forming a first conductive material in the hole at a position lower than a height of a sidewall constituting the hole;
- forming a second conductive material on the first conductive material;
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- removing a portion of the second conductive material to form a contact pad at a position above the hole,
- wherein the second conductive material is not formed on the insulating film and the spacers before the hole is embedded with the first conductive material, and is formed on the insulating film and the spacers after the hole is completely embedded with the first conductive material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.