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titleOfInvention Use of ammonia for etching organic low-k dielectrics
abstract The present invention introduces a process of using ammonia NH 3 as an active etchant to etch features in a wafer comprising organic low dielectric constant materials. In this process, the etching rate is more than twice as fast as the conventional N 2 / H 2 process. This difference is due to the significantly lower ionization potential of NH 3 to N 2 in the process, which results in high plasma density and high etchant concentration under similar process conditions.
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