Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a plurality of first wires and second wires, a first conductive layer, and a second conductive layer. Each of the first wires forms a closed polygon and surrounds a center, and each of the second wires forms the closed polygon and surrounds the center. The first and second wires are interlaced, and none of the first and second wires are coupled to each other. The first conductive layer, having an entire surface structure, is disposed on the first and second wires and coupled to the first wires. The second conductive layer, having an entire surface structure, is disposed on the first and second wires and coupled to the second wires. The first conductive layer is disposed between the second conductive layer and the first and second wires, and the first and second conductive layers are not coupled to each other.

Abstract: An etching back process to improve topographic planarization of a polysilicon layer. First, a polysilicon layer is formed to fill a contact hole between two adjacent insulating structures and cover the entire surface of a semiconductor substrate to a predetermined height, in which a sunken portion is formed in the polysilicon layer over the contact hole. Then, a bottom antireflective coating (BARC) layer is formed to fill the sunken portion and cover the entire surface of the polysilicon layer. Next, in a first etching step, the BARC layer outside the sunken portion of the polysilicon layer is removed and the BARC layer in the sunken portion of the polysilicon layer is retained to flatten the bottom of the sunken portion.