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titleOfInvention Dry etching method
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] Highly selective and anisotropic etching of W-polycide film is performed without using CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) gas. [Structure] The W-polycide film 5 is etched using SOF 2 (thionyl fluoride) / HBr mixed gas. At this time, the carbon-based polymer CBr x formed due to the decomposition product of the resist mask 6 has a thionyl group (> S = O) gives a strong chemical bond and an electrostatic adsorption force, so that a strong side wall protective film 7 can be formed. Therefore, the incident ion energy and the deposition amount of the carbon-based polymer necessary for anisotropic processing can be reduced, the selectivity with respect to the resist mask 6 and the gate oxide film 2 can be improved, and particle contamination can be suppressed. Add S 2 Br 2 to the gas to add S If the deposition of (sulfur) is also used, further high selectivity can be achieved, and if SF 6 or the like is also used when the WSi x layer 4 is etched, higher speed can be realized.
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