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titleOfInvention Method of making an embedded dynamic random access memory
abstract A method of manufacturing an embedded DRAM enables memory circuit areas to be integrated with logic circuit areas so that their tops are at the same level. It therefore enables a high level of flatness in integrated circuits. The method includes depositing a layer of refractory metal oxide over a high aspect ratio via. Thereafter, a portion of the deposited high-melting metal oxide on the contact hole is converted from non-conductive to conductive material by selective treatment with a hydrogen plasma or with hot hydrogen. The high-melting metal oxide that has not been treated with a hydrogen plasma or hot hydrogen remains non-conductive. A non-conductive, high-melting metal oxide layer can be used as the dielectric layer for a DRAM capacitor.
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