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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 08, 2002
Filed:
Sep. 27, 2001
Atsushi Sano, Tokyo, JP;
Tsukasa Ohoka, Tokyo, JP;
Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A semiconductor device manufacturing method is obtained which is capable of depositing a ruthenium film with excellent homogeneity in the film quality and excellent reproducibility of the surface morphology. The semiconductor device manufacturing method of the present invention includes heating a silicon wafer up to a temperature of 290-350° C. by means of a heater, supplying an N gas to the reaction chamber thereby to hold the pressure in the reaction chamber at a level of 60-4,000 Pa, supplying to the reaction chamber a raw material gas containing ruthenium while decreasing the amount of supply of the N gas, thereby to hold the pressure in the reaction chamber at a level of 60-4,000 Pa, supplying to the reaction chamber an oxygen-containing gas containing oxygen after the amount of supply of the raw material gas becomes constant while decreasing the amount of supply of the N gas so as to hold the pressure in the reaction chamber at a level of 60-4,000 Pa, decreasing the amount of supply of the oxygen-containing gas after a ruthenium film is deposited, decreasing the amount of supply of the raw material gas so as to stop the supply of the oxygen-containing gas and the supply of the raw material gas, and increasing the amount of supply of the N gas thereby to hold the pressure in the reaction chamber at a level of 60-4,000 Pa.