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Method of making a semiconductor integrated circuit device having a capacitor with a porous surface of an electrode

  • US 5,372,962 A
  • Filed: 02/01/1993
  • Issued: 12/13/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/31/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A process of fabricating a semiconductor device comprising the steps of:

  • a) preparing a substrate for an integrated circuit having a capacitor;

    b) depositing a doped polysilicon film over said substrate for a lower electrode of said capacitor;

    c) perforating a surface portion of said doped polysilicon film by using an anodizing technique so that said surface portion of said doped polysilicon film becomes porous, said anodizing technique being carried out in water solution of hydrofluoric acid ranging from 5% to 40% by volume, direct current flowing between said doped polysilicon film and a platinum cathode at several milli-ampere/cm2 to hundreds milli-ampere/cm2 under radiation of light onto said doped polysilicon film, said light having a range of wavelengths corresponding to from visual light to ultra violet light;

    d) conformally covering at least said surface portion of said doped polysilicon film with a dielectric layer; and

    e) forming an upper electrode in such a manner as to oppose through said dielectric layer to said surface portion of said doped polysilicon film.

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