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Dielectric etch is performed after the deposition of dielectric films, such as in the formation of contact vias and interlayer dielectrics. The etch step creates patterns defined by a photoresist mask applied during lithography. Upstream processes include deposition and lithography; downstream steps include cleaning, metallization, and further deposition.
The system is used for etching dielectric films in integrated circuit manufacturing. Common applications include etching silicon dioxide for contact holes, vias, and trenches, and etching silicon nitride for spacer layers, hard masks, or etch-stop layers.
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Last updated Oct 11, 2026.
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