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titleOfInvention A method to avoid copper contamination on the sidewall of a via or a dual damascene structure
abstract A new method to prevent copper contamination of the intermetal dielectricnlayer during via or dual damascene etching by forming a capping layer over thenfirst copper metallization is described. A first copper metallization is formed in andielectric layer overlying a semiconductor substrate wherein a barrier metal layernis formed underlying the first copper metallization and overlying the dielectricnlayer. The first copper metallization is planarized, then etched to form a recessnbelow the surface of the dielectric layer. A conductive capping layer is depositednoverlying the first copper metallization within the recess and overlying thendielectric layer. The conductive capping layer is removed except over the firstncopper metallization within the recess using one of several methods. Annintermetal dielectric layer is deposited overlying the dielectric layer and thenconductive capping layer overlying the first copper metallization. A via or dualndamascene opening is etched through the intermetal dielectric layer to thenconductive capping layer wherein the conductive capping layer prevents copperncontamination of the intermetal dielectric layer during etching. The via or dualndamascene opening is filled with a metal layer to complete electrical connectionsnin the fabrication of an integrated circuit device.
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