Abstract:
The deposition rate of a porous insulation film is increased, and the film strength of the porous insulation film is improved. Two or more organic siloxane raw materials each having a cyclic SiO structure as a main skeleton thereof, and having mutually different structures, are vaporized, and transported with a carrier gas to a reactor (chamber), and an oxidant gas including an oxygen atom is added thereto. Thus, a porous insulation film is formed by a plasma CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) method or a plasma polymerization method in the reactor (chamber). In the step, the ratio of the flow rate of the added oxidant gas to the flow rate of the carrier gas is more than 0 and 0.08 or less.
Abstract:
The deposition rate of a porous insulation film is increased, and the film strength of the porous insulation film is improved. Two or more organic siloxane raw materials each having a cyclic SiO structure as a main skeleton thereof, and having mutually different structures, are vaporized, and transported with a carrier gas to a reactor (chamber), and an oxidant gas including an oxygen atom is added thereto. Thus, a porous insulation film is formed by a plasma CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) method or a plasma polymerization method in the reactor (chamber). In the step, the ratio of the flow rate of the added oxidant gas to the flow rate of the carrier gas is more than 0 and 0.08 or less.
Abstract:
First, a porous insulating film 120 is formed using an organic silica raw material containing a hydrocarbon group. The hydrocarbon group contains, for example, an unsaturated carbon compound, but may contain a saturated carbon compound. The skeleton of the organic silica is, for example, cyclic organic silica. Next, the surface of the porous insulating film 120 is subjected to plasma processing by using a processing gas containing an inactive gas and a reducing gas. Subsequently, in the porous insulating film 120, a wiring trench 123 is formed and is embedded with wiring 124.