| 摘要 |
A semiconductor device is fabricated first by thermocompression-bonding a silicon oxide film onto a plurality of conductive films under vacuum using a film having the silicon oxide film formed thereon and then by separating the base film from the silicon oxide film. During the separation, the base film, being composed of a fluorine-containing resin, has smaller surface energy than a silicon oxide film and thus is easy to separate, leaving the silicon oxide film on the conductive films. As a result, the silicon oxide film is adhered on the conductive films so as to cover the conductive films, and an air gap is hence provided between the conductive films. Thus, a highly reliable semiconductor device capable of high-speed operation is provided by controlling parasitic capacitances between interconnections arranged accurately and adequately adjacent to each other so that recent needs for further miniaturization and higher integration of semiconductor elements can be met.
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