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Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center, Grapevine
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 393 smoke-free guestrooms
- 2 restaurants
- Indoor pool and outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Free airport shuttle
- Ski storage
- 6 outdoor tennis courts
- Valet parking
- Massage/treatment rooms
- Business center
- Limo/town car service
- Terrace
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Premium TV channels
- Free toiletries
- Garden
- Terrace
What's around
- Grapevine Mills Mall (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Legoland Discovery Center (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Cowboys Golf Course (1.4 mi / 2.3 km)
- Grapevine Vintage Railroad (3.1 mi / 5 km)
Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center, Grapevine
Hotel Info: 0800-886-061 (New Zealand Toll Free)from NZ$238
- Standard room
- Two Queen Beds, Executive Level
- One Bed
- Suite, One Bed
- 2 Queens Accessible
- King Accessible
- Two Queen Beds, Accessible
- Two Queen Beds, Accessible
- Room, Accessible
- Room, Accessible
- One King Bed, Roll In Shower
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible
- Room, Accessible
- One King Bed, Executive Level
- Standard, Two Queen Beds
- One King Bed, Accessible
- Standard, One King Bed
- Standard Room
- Room, Accessible
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 393 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 9 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-Midnight
- Check-out time is Noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free airport shuttle (available 24 hours)
- Free self parking
- Valet parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Poolside bar
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Ski storage
- Health club
- Outdoor tennis courts - 6
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Tennis on site
- Steam room
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 34
- Conference space size (feet) - 40,000
- Conference space size (meters) - 4
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- In-room massage available
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
On Site
- Health club
- Outdoor tennis courts - 6
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Tennis on site
- Basketball on site
- Fishing on site
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center, Grapevine's small print
Also known as
- DFW Hilton Lakes
- DFW Lakes Hilton
- Hilton DFW Lakes
- Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Grapevine
- Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Hotel Grapevine
- Hilton Grapevine
- Hilton Hotel Grapevine
- Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Hotel
- Hilton DFW Lakes Executive
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Valet parking costs USD 15 per day
Rollaway beds are available for USD 15 per night
Breakfast costs between USD 11 and USD 16 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.4 /5 from 404 reviews
I own a business my wifes a nurse. we work lots of hrs no time together. wife and i took a weekend getaway to Grapevine. Hotel was ok but not recommended for what you pay. I called to the front desk three times to have our bathroom door fixed it wouldn't stay shut and that is awkward for us to do things, so we both had to go to lobby bathroom few times. Then each time I told them that the soda machine on our floor was out. And that the ice machine was broke. All and all I could have had the same stay at hotels 8.... live you learn...
The hotel is nice and clean. The food from the restaurants at the hotel was good. However, a few things went wrong. 1. Elevators were out of service during part of our stay. 2. Air conditioning in our room worked every other day. 3. Frogs in the indoor pool. I understand some things are unpredictable but this was during a holiday weekend. I expected better from a Hilton.
Nice but so much more could be done with property. You also weren't given information about amenities offered.
The outdoor pool was amazing. Had little waterfalls and a pool for babies. And a view of the lake. The hotel staff were very very polite and helpful. Room service was nice too but the good wasn't all that great. I'll probably visit again!
Great room
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The B's have a lot of free agent forwards (Kelly, Daniel Paille, Rolston, Gregory Campbell), a question mark with one of their top wingers (Horton), and no youngsters guaranteed to seize a job in training camp (Ryan Spooner and Jared Knight would be the best contenders). Jordan Caron should be given a full-time job on the team next season, but if Pouliot can be had for relatively low money, he's a body worth keeping around for both the depth chart's sake and the off-chance that he can one day get more out of his obvious talent.
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|Looking back and ahead: Tyler Seguin
|05.11.12 at 1:16 am ET
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Age: 20
2011-12 stats: 81 games played, 29 goals (career-high), 38 assists (career-high), 67 points (career-high), plus-34 (career-high)
Contract status: Signed through 2012-13 season ($3.55 million cap hit), restricted free agent after next season
Looking back: After serving as a bottom-six forward and occasional healthy scratch as a rookie, the second overall pick in the 2010 draft entered the 2011-12 season as a third-liner, but it was clear that he would be given more opportunities in his sophomore campaign.
Both production and opportunity would come early on for Seguin, as he racked up three assists over the first two games and was eventually bumped up to the top line when David Krejci missed three games in October with a lower-body injury. He found some good chemistry with Milan Lucic while playing on that line, and he eventually found a full-time job as Patrice Bergeron's right wing on the second line with Brad Marchand.
The combination of added experience and an opportunity to play on both Bergeron's line and the power play paid huge dividends for Seguin and the Bruins. He more than tripled his total of 22 points from his rookie year and led the Bruins in both goals and points. He averaged 16:56 of ice time in the regular season after averaging 12:13 as a rookie.
Seguin showed in his second year that he still isn't as willing to go into the corners and take contact as some of his more physical teammates, and while that may be frustrating to watch, physicality has never been part of what Seguin offers. To his credit, he was at his toughest when it mattered most after a very quiet start to the playoffs, as he lunged toward three Washington bodies in the second period of Game 7 against the Capitals to tie the game at one goal apiece. It was one of two goals he scored in the first round, with the other one coming in the form of a game-winning goal in overtime of Game 6 to force the series' final game.
It wouldn't be a proper evaluation of Seguin's sophomore campaign if Winnipeg wasn't mentioned, as Seguin was scratched for missing a team breakfast and meeting the day of the Bruins' Dec. 6 loss to the Jets. The story was beaten to death — he used the time zone excuse without realizing the time zone excuse couldn't apply to the situation, Claude Julien announced to the media that it wasn't a story, etc. — but it was a major story for good reason. It all served as a reminder that Seguin is still maturing both on and off the ice.
Looking ahead: As far as production goes, the sky is the limit for Seguin. He'll continue to be a top-six forward for the Bruins and a major part of the team's attempt to ice an improved power play going forward. He'll still be just 20 years of age at the start of next season, and the expectation should be for him to put up nothing less than a 30-goal season after knocking on the door in his second campaign.
The biggest question with Seguin regards which position he will play. He played center in the Ontario Hockey League and his play as a pivot earned him comparisons to Steve Yzerman. He was drafted as a center, but since coming to the Bruins has played primarily as a right wing.
Because of Seguin's shortcomings in the defensive zone, he benefits from skating on a line with Bergeron, so will the B's keep him as a winger on Bergeron's line or enter next season with a plan to make him a full-time center? Depending on where things stand with Nathan Horton, Seguin could also skate on Krejci's line as a winger, as he did for a stretch late in the regular season and in the final games of the first round.
Eventually, the Bruins would probably have to hope that Seguin could develop into the team's first-line center. Whether that will happen in the youngster's third season remains to be seen.
|Looking back and ahead: Patrice Bergeron
|05.09.12 at 7:02 pm ET
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Age: 26
2011-12 stats: 81 games played, 22 goals, 42 assists, 64 points, plus-36 (career-high, led NHL)
Contract status: Signed through 2013-14 ($5 million cap hit)
Looking back: Bergeron was healthy as a horse in the regular season for the B's, as the only game he missed came when Claude Julien gave him the day off against the Senators in the team's second to last game of the season.
It was the playoffs, of course, when Bergeron being injured really hurt the Bruins. Bergeron tore his oblique in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Capitals. The injury forced him out of Game 5 in the third period and prevented him from taking faceoffs in the last two games of the series, as he took only two draws. That was quite the loss for the B's, as Bergeron's 973 faceoff wins led the league in the regular season (his 59.3 percent success rate was second in the NHL).
The regular season earned Bergeron a Selke nomination for the first time in his career, and he figures to be the favorite to take the trophy home come June. The other two finalists for the award were St. Louis' David Backes and Detroit's Pavel Datsyuk, the latter of whom has won it in three of the last four seasons.
In addition to his smarts in all three zones and an impressive plus-minus of his own, the fact that Tyler Seguin — an immensely talented scorer whose play in his own zone is still very much a work in progress — had a plus-34 skating on his line speaks volumes for Bergeron.
Looking ahead: The Selke figures to be in Bergeron's immediate future, as the fact that he'd yet to be a finalist had been somewhat of an injustice throughout the league. The members of the Pro Hockey Writers Association finally got on the same page after Bergeron's plus-36, so Bergeron should end up cracking the exclusive fraternity of Selke winners (three winners the last six seasons).
As for what to expect from Bergeron in the future, a lot of that might depend on what happens with Seguin. If the B's elect to keep him at wing and continue to play him on Bergeron's line, that should mean a spike in numbers for that entire line as Seguin matures and becomes even more offensively dangerous.
Should Seguin stick at wing on Bergeron's line for at least another season, it would seem Bergeron would be plenty capable of getting back to 70 points, something his did in his second and third seasons (including a career-high 73 points in 2005-06) but has not done since.
Of course, the Bruins expect more than points from Bergeron. His ability to shut down opposing teams' top lines in addition to producing offensively and dominating in the faceoff circle while also being an important special teams player is what makes him far and away the Bruins' most important forward.
|Looking back and ahead: Brad Marchand
|05.08.12 at 6:54 pm ET
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Age: 23
2011-12 stats: 76 games played, 28 goals (career-high), 27 assists (career-high), 55 points (career-high), plus-31 (career-high)
Contract status: Signed through 2012-13 ($2.5 million cap hit), restricted free agent following 2012-13 season
Looking back: After being the recipient of the Seventh Player Award in his rookie season, Marchand used his sophomore campaign to show that his impressive 2011-12 performance (21 goals, 20 assists) wasn't an overachievement.
The 2006 third-round pick played nearly the entire season as Patrice Bergeron's left wing, with Tyler Seguin often the right wing. He surpassed his rookie totals in every statistic but shorthanded goals (he had one compared to his five a season ago) and continued to be an asset on both the power play and penalty kill.
Marchand solidified his reputation as a pest this season, but he also continued down the road of being one of the Bruins' dirtier players. He was fined $2,500 by the league for slew-footing Matt Niskanen on Dec. 15, and given a five-game suspension for his low-bridge hit on Sami Salo on Jan. 7. Marchand has now been suspended twice in his two full NHL seasons and carries with him the "repeat-offender" tag with each sticky situation in which he finds himself.
As was the case with essentially every top-six forward except for Rich Peverley and perhaps Seguin, Marchand was most part very quiet in the Bruins' seven-game stint in the playoffs against the Capitals. Marchand's lone game of note came in the form of a two-point performance in Game 5, but his goal and assist in that loss ended up being his only two points of the series.
Looking ahead: Marchand didn't have big expectations on him as a rookie, and after getting a two-year, $5 million deal entering this past season, he proved to be more than worth the money by nearly putting up a 30-goal season. Now, as he enters the final year of his deal, what is the 23-year-old's ceiling?
It's a good question, because the expectation here wasn't that he would repeat his 21-goal performance from 2010-11 when he finally signed his contract in September after a lengthy offseason of negotiating. So, is the expectation that Marchand can go out each season and put up between 25 and 30 goals? If so, his price tag after this deal expires might cause them to make a choice on some players (Marchand, Seguin, Milan Lucic and Nathan Horton all have their deals expire after next season). Keep in mind that Marchand will be a restricted free agent, so he isn't a major flight risk unless he pulls a Phil Kessel, which wouldn't seem likely.
In addition to being an ideal "Bruin" by playing well in all three zones, the pesky winger has been able to exceed offensive expectations in each of his two full seasons in the NHL. He's remained healthy, and it seems the only thing that can stop him is his tendency to cross the line.
|Looking back and ahead: Rich Peverley
|05.04.12 at 4:17 pm ET
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Age: 29
2011-12 stats: 57 games played, 11 goals, 31 assists, 42 points, plus-20
Contract status: Signed through 2014-15 ($3.25 million cap hit)
Looking back: The 2011-12 season was Peverley's first full go of it in Boston after being acquired in February of 2011, but the season ended up being plagued by injuries.
First there was an undisclosed injury that caused the Bruins to give him practices and occasional games off, but the real damage was done when Peverley sprained his MCL on a hit from then-Habs defenseman Hal Gill on Feb. 15. That injury kept him out for the next 18 games, accounting for the majority of the 25 games he missed during the regular season.
Still, despite missing as much time as he did, Peverley surpassed the 41 points he had in 82 games in the 2010-11 season. His 31 assists were just two shy of his career-best from 2009-10 (also an 82-game campaign), while his 11 goals made for his lowest total since 2008-09 (two goals in 27 games). Generally moving around between the top three lines, Peverley gained experience playing with a lot of different guys, but such can be expected from a player with his versatility. He took over Nathan Horton's spot on David Krejci's line after Horton suffered his latest concussion.
The postseason was where Peverley really shined. In a round in which both teams were very quiet offensively, Peverley led the Bruins with three goals in their seven-game first-round series against the Capitals. He was Boston's best player when the B's faced elimination in Game 6, as he notched a goal and an assist while winning 13 of 24 faceoffs with Patrice Bergeron unable to take draws. He didn't fare as well in Game 7, losing 15 of 26 draws.
Looking ahead: The Bruins were able to lock up Peverley, one of many Bruins who entered the season on the final year of their deals, in October with a three-year contract that carries an annual cap hit of $3.25 million. For the sake of comparison, that's one more year and $250,000 less than Michael Ryder got from the Stars. Such a contract means that the expectations on Peverley will high in the coming seasons.
So what will justify Peverley's contract? He's only had one season with 50 or more points in his career (55 in 2009-10), and one would think the 29-year-old has a few more campaigns like that ahead of him.
Of course, and as was seen with Ryder in Dallas this past season, the points can be highly impacted with where he is in the lineup. Assuming Horton is healthy and both Krejci and Milan Lucic are back next season, it would appear that Peverley will be pencilled in on the third line to begin next season. Chris Kelly's status as an unrestricted free agent also will play a factor there, as Peverley could potentially take over as the third-line center should Kelly bolt in July.
Ultimately, health and opportunity will help determine whether Peverley makes the Bruins look smart for paying him. The B's love versatility, and as a guy capable of playing on any of the top three lines (at wing or center), the power play and the penalty kill, Peverley provides obvious value to Claude Julien and the Bruins.
|Cam Neely discusses Bruins' future at final press conference of 2011-12 season
|05.03.12 at 5:17 pm ET
Cam Neely, Jeremy Jacobs and Charlie Jacobs held a season-ending press conference Thursday to discuss the 2011-12 season and look ahead to the future.
The calling of the press conference Wednesday was somewhat surprising, but given that Neely hadn't spoken at last Friday's breakup day, it seemed appropriate for the team president to meet with the media one last time this season. The trio of Neely and the Jacobs covered a variety of topics Thursday, so here's a recap of it all.
– One common theme throughout the players at breakup day was that they had trouble getting up for the playoffs after last June's run to the Cup finals. While Neely recognized the fatigue factor, he still feels the team is too good to lose in the first round.
"It should be unacceptable," Neely said. "With the players we have, the talent that we have, the coaching staff we have, you can't be accept a first-round exit. I believe that we're a franchise that's beyond, 'Let's make the playoffs,' that's beyond, 'Let's have a good showing in the first round. I think we're beyond that. Expectations are much higher now."
Neely said that though players spoke of their difficulty getting mentally engaged in the postseason, the team as a whole appeared to share his frustration with the first-round exit.
"What I saw was guys that looked to be disappointed," Neely said. "When you look at all the seven games of the whole and you say, 'Geez, we probably should be moving on,' I think they would all agree with that. I think if they really assessed our game and their individual play, they to a person probably feel like they could have played better or could have done a little bit more to get that extra goal or that extra win that we needed. "
– Neely agreed with Peter Chiarelli's sentiment that no major shakeup is needed this offseason, but that some turnover should occur. He is hopeful that free agent Chris Kelly can return.
"I think just some tweaking," he said of the roster. "Peter and I spoke a few days after the season ended. We're going to have more discussions as the summer progresses here, but I like the makeup of our team, I like the character of our team. I think Peter's done a really good job of signing players before they become free agents as best he can. I think we have guys that are still going to improve. We have a young team in that regards as far as the core goes and will improve. But we know we have some areas we will look to improve and we'll have more discussions in the offseason on how we can go about doing that."
– Neely said that he remains satisfied with the team's goaltending situation of Tim Thomas and Tuukka Rask. The latter is a restricted free agent, and Neely said that when Rask signs his new deal — which figures to see a pay raise — there will be enough room for both players financially and when it comes to playing time.
"Well financially it shouldn't be an issue," Neely said. "Playing-time-wise, it's always been they're battling it out and the coach will end up playing who he thinks is going to give the team the best shot to win."
– Both Claude Julien and Chiarelli still have term on their contracts, and Neely said he was pleased with the job both did this season.
"I thought they both did a great job this year," Neely said. "Claude's a very good coach, Peter's a good general manager. There's challenges at times with the way the cap is now, to try and make certain moves you'd like to make. The trade deadline is a great example of that. The offseason, July 1 is another good example of it's a little bit more difficult dealing with the cap than it's been pre-cap.
"I think Claude's done a good job, I've seen Claude make some adjustments since he's been here and I think it's been good that he communicates really well with the players. There's no gray area which as a player, I think is fantastic. You shouldn't have a gray area and he's done a really good job since he's been here."
Neely also said that there were no plans at this time to make any moves regarding the coaching staff. That obviously applies more to the assistants, as Julien's job is obviously safe.
– After two straight postseasons of power play struggles, Neely allowed that something needs to change, but not necessarily coaching or personnel.
"We got away with [having a bad power play] last year as everybody knows," he said. "This year, it kind of bit us in the butt. We really need to have a philosophical difference of how we look at the power play. I don't just look at the percentage of the power play, I look at when we get power plays, what the score of the game is, what time of the game is ' that's important. Maybe more so important than what the actual percentage of the power play is.
"I think we have the personnel that we can improve on the power play. There's some things we'll certainly discuss in the offseason about what we can do differently with the power play. I think it's an area that absolutely needs improvement and we will improve on it."
– There is one more year remaining on the Bruins' deal with Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington. Charlie Jacobs said the team is determining what to use for a practice facility beyond then, with the team still considering Ristuccia. Jacobs did say that the Bruins want their practice facility to be a potential selling point for free agents, so that would suggest the team would ideally like to upgrade.
|Looking back and ahead: David Krejci
|05.01.12 at 1:43 pm ET
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2011-12 stats: 79 games played, 23 goals (career-high), 39, 61 points, minus-5
Contract status: Signed through 2014-15 ($5.25 million cap hit)
Looking back: Krejci has centered the Bruins' top line for the majority of the last two season, spending most of his time skating with Milan Lucic and either Nathan Horton or Rich Peverley. Claude Julien played Tyler Seguin with Krejci and Lucic late in the regular season and for a portion of the playoffs. That made for a more offensively potent line, but defensively it was a risky line to have on the ice against other teams' top-six forwards.
Production-wise, Krejci ran hot and cold, which wasn't exactly a new development. He had an 11-game point-streak from Dec. 17-Jan 14 (five goals, 11 assists), but he also had long lulls in which he didn't produce. Krejci managed just one point and a minus-6 rating in 11 games from Feb. 2-Feb. 24. He finished the regular season with a minus-5 rating. Only Shawn Thornton (minus-7) fared worse from a plus-minus standpoint.
Like Lucic, Krejci was one of the biggest goats of the postseason. He went without a point in the first four games, and though the managed three points (two goals, one assist) the rest of the way, he once again showed an inability to truly have an impact in the first round (in 14 quarterfinal games over the last two season, Krejci has just four points).
Looking ahead: The Bruins made sure to lock Krejci up during the regular season, giving him a three-year, $15.75 million deal. That makes him the Bruins' highest-paid forward, so the team should be looking for more consistent regular-season production and better play early on in the playoffs.
Krejci has still yet to repeat his production from his career-best season in 2008-09 (22 goals, 51 assists for 73 points and a plus-37 rating). For $5.25 million a year, he should get back to producing at that level.
On breakup day, Krejci subtly hinted at frustration about being moved around in the lineup at points during the regular season. For a player making the kind of money he's getting, that's the wrong attitude. The right attitude would be to respond to demotions by performing his way out of it.


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|Publication number
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Dec 29, 1992
|Filing date
|Jun 2, 1992
|Priority date
|Jun 2, 1992
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|Monte Manning
|Original Assignee
|Micron Technology, Inc.
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (12), Classifications (26), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to the field of semiconductor manufacture. More specifically, a process is described for forming a contact between two layers of material such as polycrystalline silicon. The inventive process removes at least one nonself-aligned process thereby decreasing the likelihood of producing a malfunctioning device.
In the manufacture of semiconductors, several process steps are required to produce a functional die. A wafer of a starting material such as silicon or gallium arsenide is layered with oxide, polycrystalline silicon (poly), nitride, photoresist, and other materials in various configurations, depending on the type and design of the device which is being produced. Each step may require the local deposition, growth, or other formation of one of the above listed materials (patterning), or a blanket layer of the material may be laid down and a pattern etched away with chemicals or abraded away by particles. The regions and layers that are formed can be conductive for conductor and resistor fabrication and can also be of differing conductivity types, which is essential for transistor and diode fabrication. Degrees of resistance, capacitance, or conductivity are controllable, as are the physical dimensions and locations of the patterned regions and layers, making circuit integration possible.
In this disclosure, "n-type" denotes silicon that has been doped with atoms having more than four valence electrons (group V or higher), such as arsenic or phosphorus, which introduce negatively charged majority carriers into the silicon, and "p-type" denotes silicon doped with atoms having less than four valence electrons (group III or lower), such as boron, which introduce positively charged majority carriers. The majority charge carrier type is also referred to as conductivity type. "Poly" denotes polycrystalline silicon. "Poly 1" denotes a first poly layer but does not imply a second poly layer, and "Poly 2" denotes a second poly layer. By photomasking, geometries on the order of a micron or less are obtainable for device elements in the IC.
During the fabrication of semiconductor devices using metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) technology, conductive interconnects (or contacts) between different layers or types of conductive material are required to form a circuit. For example, as a MOS transistor is formed in an active area of a silicon substrate, the gate, formed from a first poly layer, must be electrically coupled with other circuitry by a conductor, such as a second layer of poly.
Contacts between layers can comprise two types. In this disclosure, nonself-aligned contacts refer to contacts formed by a process which has little or no tolerance for misalignment of masks, especially if the alignment cannot extend beyond the poly structure to which the mask is being aligned. If the mask is misaligned to a point that it extends beyond the edge of the poly structure, an etch or deposition of a material such as photoresist with the misaligned mask produces a device which does not function properly. A self-aligned process refers to a process which has a high tolerance for misalignment of a mask, especially if the mask can extend beyond the poly structure to which the mask is being aligned.
Many current methods of forming a contact between two conductive layers such as poly requires expanded dimensions of the poly 1 layer in the area of the contact. FIG. 1 is a top view of the poly 1 layer which shows a poly 1 line 10 with expanded dimensions 12. A first layer of poly 10 has been formed on the surface of the substrate (not shown), then a layer of insulator such as oxide (not shown) is formed on the first poly layer 10. An etch through a specific area 14 of the oxide allows a second layer of poly (not shown) formed thereon to contact the first poly layer 10. The expanded dimensions 12 of the bottom poly layer 10 allows for misalignment of the etch 14 through the oxide layer. Misalignment of the etch can result from misalignment of the photomask during the etch step. This is an example of a nonself-aligned process, because the edge of the mask cannot extend beyond the boundary of the poly 1 line without etching into the substrate. After a misaligned etch, a poly 2 layer deposited over the area etched into the substrate would allow the poly 2 layer to contact the substrate.
This method of forming a contact requires a greater amount of substrate surface space due to the increased size 12 of the poly 1 layer 10 in the contact area 14, thereby increasing the size of the device as many of these structures can be formed on the wafer surface. In cases where the etch mask is greatly misaligned, the etch can expose the substrate which can allow the poly 2 layer to make contact with the substrate, and may thereby produce a defective device.
A typical self-aligned process for forming poly 1 to poly 2 contacts to a MOS transistor is shown in the cross sections of FIGS. 2A-2C. As shown in FIG. 2A, a wafer substrate 20 is processed to have field oxide 22, gate oxide 24, a first layer of poly (poly 1) 26, and a patterned layer of photoresist 28. An etch patterns the poly 1 layer 26 to form a transistor gate 30 as shown in FIG. 2B. Next, oxide spacers 32 are formed to offset the transistor source 34 and drain 36 regions of the MOS device from the gate/channel region, and to protect the gate oxide 24 under the spacers 32 during later etching steps. An implant forms source 34 and drain 36 wells in the substrate 20. A method of implanting the source 34 and drain 36 regions is to perform a light implant before the spacers 32 are formed, and a heavier implant after the spacers 32 are formed, thus resulting in a double scalloped well as shown. This implantation method is known in the art, and is not critical to the invention. Other implant methods are known in the art and would be compatible with the inventive process described below. In any case, another layer of oxide 38 is formed, and a second layer photoresist 40 is patterned over the oxide layer 38. The oxide 38 is etched away to selectively expose the poly 1 layer 26, which also removes material from the oxide spacers 32. The spacers 32 thereby prevent an etch through the gate oxide 24 which would allow the poly 2 layer 42 to contact the substrate 20. Finally, as shown in FIG. 2C, a second layer of poly (poly 2) 42 is patterned, thereby forming contacts at 44 between poly 1 26 and poly 2 42. This process is self-aligned because the photomask to deposit the second layer of photoresist 40 can be misaligned over the edge of the poly 1 layer 26 to a degree equal to the width of the spacers 32. As long as the mask is misaligned no more than the width of the spacers 32, the oxide etch will not erode the gate oxide 24 to expose the substrate 20.
Other problems in addition to the possibility of photomask misalignment and increased poly 1 size described above also exist with this type of self-aligned process. For example, the oxide layer 38 formed over the poly 1 26 layer must have a controlled thickness. If the oxide 38 is too thick, then to remove the oxide over the poly 1 layer in the contact area requires such a long etch that the oxide spacers 32 are also etched away, which allows the gate oxide 24 to be etched through, which exposes the substrate 20. The subsequent poly 2 layer 42 would then make contact with the substrate 20, thereby producing a defective device. This process therefore requires larger spacers 32 than would normally be used in simple MOS devices. Typical MOS spacers may not be as large as the worst case misalignment, and this process would therefore require additional processing to build up the spacers.
A process which allows for self-alignment of the contacts independent of the spacer width would solve the problems associated with previous methods of contact formation.
An object of the invention is to provide a method of opening a contact to a conductive layer which allows for improved control of critical dimensions over previous methods of contact formation.
This object of the invention is realized by defining a structure with a patterned photoresist layer, then eroding the resist with an isotropic plasma etch, for instance with an oxygen plasma. The erosion of the resist layer is easily controlled, as the resist erodes a measurable amount depending on the time of the etch and the energy of the plasma.
For example, a resist layer can be patterned over a layer of poly covered by a layer of oxide. An etch through the oxide and the poly then forms a transistor gate of poly covered by a layer of oxide. A plasma etch of the resist exposes the oxide in the area of the eroded resist. An oxide etch exposes the underlying poly. The resist is removed, and a subsequent poly layer contacts the transistor gate.
FIG. 1 is a top view of a conventional contact area to an underlying poly layer;
FIGS. 2A-2C are cross sections describing a conventional process to form a contact between a pair of conductive layers;
FIG. 3 is a first step in the inventive process, forming a pair of insulating layers and a pair of conductive layers over a substrate;
FIG. 4 shows the formation of a patterned resist layer and a subsequent etch over the FIG. 3 structure;
FIG. 5 shows the FIG. 4 structure after an isotropic plasma etch of the resist layer;
FIG. 6 shows the FIG. 5 structure after an oxide etch;
FIG. 7 shows the FIG. 6 structure after the formation of a blanket insulative layer;
FIG. 8 shows the FIG. 7 structure after an etch of the insulative layer to form spacers;
FIG. 9 shows the FIG. 8 structure after the formation of a conductive layer to contact the bottom conductor; and
FIG. 10 shows the FIG. 9 structure after a patterned etch of the top conductor.
A method of contact formation using the inventive process is shown in FIGS. 3-10. As shown in FIG. 3, first 50 and second 52 oxide layers are alternated with first 54 and second 56 poly layers. The bottom oxide layer 50 in this embodiment is formed over a substrate of material such as silicon or gallium arsenide, and is thicker than the second oxide layer 52. The first poly layer 54 can be somewhat thicker than the second poly layer 56. Typical thicknesses using current technology are approximately 2500 angstroms (Å) for the first layer of poly 54, 500 Å for the second layer of poly 56, 4000 Å for the bottom oxide 50, and approximately 1000 Å for the second oxide layer 52. Optimum thicknesses may vary depending on the design of the device, the specific use of the invention, and the current technology.
As shown in FIG. 4, a patterned layer of photoresist 60 is formed over the oxide 50, 52 and poly 54, 56 layers. The resist 60 defines the edges of a feature to be formed underneath, and covers those areas where contact will be made between the first poly layer 54 and a subsequently formed poly layer. The distance targeted from the edge of the poly 2 layer 56 to the edge of the resist 60 should be enough to allow for possible misalignment of the resist mask. The top three layers 56, 52, 54 are then etched, the etch stopping at the bottom oxide layer 50 that covers the substrate 58. Some of this oxide 50 may be removed, depending on whether an overetch occurs.
After the etch, a portion of the resist 60 is eroded, for example by subjecting the resist to an oxygen plasma, thereby resulting in the narrower and thinner resist 60' of FIG. 5. It is known that photoresist is isotropically eroded resulting in a thinner and narrower resist layer, without any effect to the exposed oxide and poly.
Referring to FIG. 6, an oxide etch is performed thereby removing the exposed portion of the second oxide layer 52, and also a portion of the exposed first oxide layer 50. The first oxide layer 50, therefore, must be thick enough to prevent the substrate 58 from being exposed and etched while allowing the exposed second layer of oxide 52 to be completely removed. By removing the exposed second layer of oxide 52, a portion 62 of the first poly layer 54 is exposed. The photoresist layer 60' is then removed. Note that the poly 2 layer 56 will function simply as an etch stop during the oxide spacer etch, and materials other than the poly described may function in this capacity.
Referring to FIG. 7, a blanket layer of oxide 70 is formed over the surface, then etched, thereby resulting in the structure of FIG. 8 having oxide spacers 80. A portion of the underlying oxide 50, 52 is typically removed during the spacer etch.
As shown in FIG. 9, a conductive layer 90 of poly, metal, or other workable materials formed over the surface contacts the first poly layer 54 at the exposed area 62. Patterning conductive layer 90 results in the structure of FIG. 10. The spacers formed earlier prevent structure 90B from contacting poly 1 54. The spacers are optional, depending on the design of the cell.
By timing the plasma etch to erode the resist 60 as shown in FIG. 4 the amount of poly 1 exposed 62 can be accurately controlled. As described above, in conventional processes the poly 1 layer is exposed by forming a patterned layer of resist, then etching the oxide to expose the underlying poly. The inventive process removes the need for this patterning, instead employing the resist used to define the edges of the poly 1 layer, thereby allowing for a self-aligned process of contact formation. A noncritical patterning however, is required for the second poly layer 56. The distance targeted from the edge of the poly 2 layer to the right edge (in the embodiment described above) of a subsequent resist layer should be great enough to allow for possible misalignment of the resist mask.
While this invention has been described with reference to illustrative embodiments, this description is not meant to be construed in a limiting sense. Various modifications of their illustrative embodiments, as well as additional embodiments of the invention, will be apparent to persons skilled in the art upon reference to this description. For example, other dielectric materials other than oxide may be used, and conductors other than polycrystalline silicon, such as a metal, would function as conductors. It is therefore contemplated that the appended claims will cover any such modifications or embodiments as fall within the true scope of the invention.
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|Oct 2, 1990
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|Oct 30, 1990
|Motorola, Inc.
|Contact structure and method
|Jul 30, 1990
|Apr 14, 1992
|Ramtron Corporation
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|Micron Technology, Inc.
|Static memory cell
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|Micron Technology, Inc.
|Process for manufacturing integrated circuit SRAM
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|Micron Technology, Inc.
|Self-aligned contact formation for semiconductor devices
|Oct 7, 1999
|Jun 5, 2001
|Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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|Aug 7, 2001
|International Business Machines Corporation
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|Nov 20, 2001
|Micron Technology, Inc.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jun 2, 1992
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Lansing's Government Access Station
City TV broadcasts programs on a wide variety of topics pertaining to the City of Lansing as well as the weekly live broadcasts of the regular business meeting of the Lansing City Council.
Click HERE to watch Monday night City Council meetings streaming LIVE online!
City TV is Channel 12 for Comcast subscribers in the City.
In an effort to increase access to City information for Lansing residents as well as those in the region, we have recently launched an online programming on-demand service. We expect to be able to store up to two years of programming, including City Council meetings. It may take several days for longer meetings to be uploaded and processed. Go to City TV On Demand to access this free service.
DVD Copy requests are limited to one copy of one program per household per week and blank DVDs must be provided by requestor.