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Method of manufacturing an integrated capacitor and device obtained by this method

  • US 4,481,283 A
  • Filed: 03/28/1983
  • Issued: 11/06/1984
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/30/1982
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device having a semiconductor body which at a surface is provided with circuit elements and a multilayer wiring structure, in which the surface of the semiconductor body is coated with a first layer of insulating material on which there is formed from a metal layer deposited on the insulating material a first conductor pattern which contacts the semiconductor body at the area of contact holes in the first layer of insulating material and comprises at least one plate of a capacitor, after which a second conductor pattern is applied which comprises a second plate of the capacitor and is separated therefrom by a dielectric obtained by anodic oxidation from the metal layer deposited on the first layer of insulating material, characterized in that, after the first layer of insulating material has been provided with contact windows, the metal layer is deposited on the whole surface of the semiconductor body and is converted over a pair of its thickness by anodic oxidation into a second insulating layer of metal oxide, after which the double layer of metal and metal oxide is patterned photolithographically and the assembly is then coated with a third layer of insulating material, which at the area of the second plate of the capacitor and of connections between the two conductor patterns is provided with apertures, the metal oxide formed further being removed at the area of the connections, after which a layer of conductive material is applied, from which the second conductor pattern is formed photolithographically, which at the area of the connections contacts the first conductor pattern and which comprises the second plate of the capacitor, which is separated from the first plate by a part of the layer of metal oxide which is grown by anodic oxidation and serves as a dielectric.

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