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titleOfInvention Method of plasma etching
abstract A single-step etching process that can form a tapered via opening that does not require the use of oxygen in a single plasma etching chamber. SOLUTION: By varying the amount of polymer formed on the sidewalls, a high degree of freedom of the taper angle can be obtained with a taper opening of the shallow sidewall at the top of the via and a steeper sidewall at the bottom of the via. A via having a tapered opening is formed.
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