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titleOfInvention Elimination of CuAl2 from aluminum based metallization features on an integrated circuit chip
abstract A method of fabricating an Al-Cu alloy based terminal metal structure for a semiconductor device is disclosed for preventing formation of any CuAl2 theta phase precipitates on the bonding pads. The terminal metal layer is formed by a conventional process, in which a plurality of bonding pads are patterned in the Al-Cu alloy based terminal metal layer. A passivation layer, generally silicon nitride, is deposited over the terminal metal layer and patterned to expose the bonding pads by dry plasma etching. Then the post-etch bake step is conducted at a temperature higher than the solubility limit of Cu in Al for the given Al-Cu alloy composition to prevent formation of any CuAl2 theta phase precipitates on the Al-Cu alloy based bonding pads.
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