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titleOfInvention A method of forming a metal line in a semiconductor device
abstract The present invention relates to a method for forming a metal wiring of a semiconductor device, the semiconductor substrate having a lower wiring is provided, an organic oxide film is formed on the lower wiring, the first inorganic oxide film is formed on the organic oxide film, the first A second inorganic oxide film is formed on the inorganic oxide film, a trench is formed in the second inorganic oxide film to expose the first inorganic oxide film, a first via plug hole is formed in the trench to expose the organic oxide film, and the lower wiring is exposed. By forming a secondary via plug hole as much as possible, forming a copper layer filling the secondary via plug hole, and etching the copper layer to form a copper wiring, high aspect ratio and low dielectric constant can be realized.
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