Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited

Socionext Inc.

Tomoyuki Kirimura

Jusuke Ogura

Hikaru Ohira

A semiconductor device having a plurality of first wirings (X-direction) which include a first power supply line and a second power supply line, a plurality of third wirings (X-direction) which include a third (fourth) power supply line that is located above the first (second) power supply line and is electrically connected to the first (second) power supply line. The semiconductor device also has a plurality of second wirings (Y-direction) that include a first (second) connection wiring located above the first (second) power supply line and below the third (fourth) power supply line that is electrically connected to the first (second) power supply line and to the third (fourth) power supply line.

Semiconductor device having a multilayer wiring structure

When a wiring structure is formed by a trench-first dual damascene method, a first hard mask for forming via holes and a second hard mask for forming wiring trenches are sequentially formed on an interlayer insulating film, openings are formed at the first hard mask while using the second hard mask as a mask, and thereafter, the openings are expanded in a lateral direction by an isotropic etching to form openings, via holes are formed by etching the interlayer insulating film while using the first hard mask and the second hard mask as masks, and wiring trenches communicating with the via holes are formed by etching the interlayer insulating film while using the second hard mask as a mask.

Method for manufacturing semiconductor device having a wiring structure

A semiconductor device manufacture method includes: forming a first film above a semiconductor substrate; forming a first mask film above the first film; patterning the first mask film; executing a plasma process for a side wall of the patterned first mask film to transform the side wall into a transformed layer; after the plasma process, forming a second mask film covering the first mask film; etching the second mask film to remove the second mask film above the first mask film and leave the second mask film formed on the side wall; after the etching the second mask film, removing the transformed layer; and after the removing the transformed layer, etching the first film by using the first mask film and the second mask film as mask.

Manufacture method for semiconductor device

A semiconductor device manufacturing method includes forming a first stopper film and a second stopper film over a first stress film; etching, with a first mask covering a first region and with the first stopper film, the second stopper film in a second region while side-etching the second stopper film in a part of the first region near the second region; forming a second stress film whose etching characteristic is different from the second stopper film; etching, with a second mask covering the second region and having an end face located over the second stopper film and with the second stopper film, the second stress film so that a part of the second stress film overlaps a part of the first stress film and a part of the second stopper film; and forming a contact hole down to the gate interconnect.

Semiconductor device and semiconductor device manufacturing method

A semiconductor device fabrication method including: forming a gate conductor including a gate for a transistor in the first region, and a gate for a transistor in the second region, and a first film over a first stress film for covering the transistors; etching the first film from the second region by using a mask layer and etching the first film under the mask layer in the direction parallel to the surface of the semiconductor substrate by a first width from an edge of the first mask layer, and the first stress film from the second region; forming a second stress film covering the first stress film and the first film; etching the second stress film so that a portion of the second stress film overlaps a portion of the first stress film and a portion of the first film; and forming a contact hole connected with the gate conductor.

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Tomoyuki Kirimura