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publicationNumber JP-H03149828-A
titleOfInvention Semiconductor device
abstract PURPOSE: To obtain an interconnection structure in which stress migration in a semiconductor device of aluminum multilayer interconnection structure can be alleviated by forming a slit pattern perpendicular to the advancing direction of a lower layer aluminum interconnection to a structure in which wide interconnection layers are opposed at the upper and lower layers. n CONSTITUTION: In a semiconductor device having two or more aluminum multilayer interconnection structure, a slit pattern 2 is formed perpendicularly to the advancing direction of a lower layer aluminum interconnection 1 to a structure in which wide interconnection layers are opposed at the upper and lower layers 3, 1. It is effective that the width of the slit 2 is finer, but 1-2 micron width is suitable for processing. If the length of the slit excessively long, there might be a danger of line breakage due to the length. Accordingly, 1/4-1/3 of the width of the interconnection 1 is appropriate. Further, an interval between the slits is suitably the width of the interconnection 1-1/2 thereof. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1991,JPO&Japio
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