Liner Formation in 3DIC Structures
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1. An integrated circuit structure comprising:
- a semiconductor substrate comprising a through-semiconductor via (TSV) opening extending into the semiconductor substrate; and
a dielectric liner in the TSV opening, wherein the dielectric liner comprises a sidewall portion on a sidewall of the TSV opening and a bottom portion at a bottom of the TSV opening, and wherein the bottom portion of the dielectric liner has a height greater than a thickness of the sidewall portion of the dielectric liner.
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An integrated circuit structure includes a semiconductor substrate; a through-semiconductor via (TSV) opening extending into the semiconductor substrate; and a TSV liner in the TSV opening. The TSV liner includes a sidewall portion on a sidewall of the TSV opening and a bottom portion at a bottom of the TSV opening. The bottom portion of the TSV liner has a bottom height greater than a middle thickness of the sidewall portion of the TSV liner.
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1. An integrated circuit structure comprising:
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a semiconductor substrate comprising a through-semiconductor via (TSV) opening extending into the semiconductor substrate; and a dielectric liner in the TSV opening, wherein the dielectric liner comprises a sidewall portion on a sidewall of the TSV opening and a bottom portion at a bottom of the TSV opening, and wherein the bottom portion of the dielectric liner has a height greater than a thickness of the sidewall portion of the dielectric liner. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. An integrated circuit structure comprising:
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a substrate comprising an opening extending into the substrate, wherein the opening has an aspect ratio greater than about 7; and a dielectric liner in the opening, wherein the dielectric liner comprises a sidewall portion on a sidewall of the opening and a bottom portion on a bottom of the opening, and wherein all thicknesses of the sidewall portion are no greater than a height of the bottom portion. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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