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titleOfInvention Mask profile control for controlling feature profile
abstract A method for etching features into a dielectric layer over a substrate and existent below a polymeric hard mask is provided. The substrate is placed in a plasma processing chamber. Mask features are etched into the polymeric hard mask and necks are formed inadvertently. A plasma treatment process performed before the dielectric etch step process can selectively etch away the necks. As a result, neckless features are created into the polymeric hardmask. Features etched into the underneath dielectric layer through the neckless polymeric hard mask have straight profiles.
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