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publicationNumber TW-472377-B
titleOfInvention Method to prevent copper wire from being damaged by polishing or etching
abstract In the current multi-level interconnect process, copper dual damascene interconnect technology has been getting more important. Because copper material has poor gap filling capability, planarization process is employed in dual damascene process. Impaired conductivity or even open circuit may occur due to damage on the copper wiring at isolated area or open field after planarization polishing treatment or subsequent etching process by using clean solution. This invention provides a modified process suitable for copper wiring technology. It is able to reduce copper wire damage from polishing treatment or clean solution etching by: (1) a dummy pattern at the outside of the copper wire and near isolated area or open field; (2) an end cap structure in the copper wire; or (3) increased line width of the copper wire.
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