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titleOfInvention Trench isolation film formation method for semiconductor devices
abstract A trench device isolation film forming method of a semiconductor device of the present invention includes forming a mask film pattern on a semiconductor substrate; Forming a trench in the semiconductor substrate by an etching process using the mask layer pattern as an etching mask; Depositing a sidewall oxide film, a liner nitride film and a liner oxide film in the trench; Forming a liner high density plasma oxide film on the trench and the semiconductor substrate with high density plasma equipment; Adding hydrogen on the liner high density plasma oxide film to form a first high density plasma oxide film; Removing an overhang of the first high density plasma oxide film by performing a first etching on the first high density plasma oxide film; Performing a plasma treatment by including a mixed gas of hydrogen and helium in the first high density plasma oxide film; Removing the residual oxide film by using a wet etching solution on the semiconductor substrate; And depositing a buried oxide film filling the semiconductor substrate and the trench.n n n n Trench device isolation film, DED process, liner high density plasma oxide film
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