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    Ch5 Oxidation and Diffusion()

    Introduction to Semiconductor Processing

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    Overall View

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    Ch5 -1 Oxidation

    Si Si

    SiO2

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    Horizontal Furnace

    0.5 C1000 C 0.05%!

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    Vertical Furnace

    Dummy wafers 1 Test wafer Production wafers 1 Test wafer Production wafers 1 Test wafer Dummy wafers

    Why vertical furnace: Smaller footprint Better contamination control Easier wafer handling

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    Furnace Material Considerations

    High purity quartzPros

    stable at high TCleanliness

    ConsFragileContain metallic ionsNot a sodium barrierSmall flakes at T>1200 C (glassy substrates crystalline solids)

    SiCPros

    Better thermal stabilityBetter barrier

    ConsHeavyExpensive

    Only for critical parts, but not the chamber body.

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    Oxygen Sources

    (Si+ O2 SiO2) (Si+ 2H2O SiO2 + 2H2

    Flash systems, H2 + O2 H2O

    HCl (TCE, ), (TCA)

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    Si

    ():

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    9Si

    SiO2 SiO2

    (field oxide;)

    ():

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    Special Topic: Isolation Techniques

    Goal:Wafer

    Device 1 Device 1ElectricalInsulation

    Field Oxide(Early 80s) Si Si

    SiO2Wet

    oxidation Etching

    SiSiO2 SiO2

    Thickness:

    Problems:1.2.

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    Isolation Techniques (LOCOS)

    LOCOS (Local Oxidation of Silicon), ~ mid 90s

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    Isolation Techniques (STI)

    STI (Shallow Trench Isolation), mid 90s~

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    RCA ()

    Kern Puotinen1960 RCAICSC-1-- NH4OH:H2O2:H2O1:1:51:2:7 7080 C SC-2-- HCl:H2O2:H2O1:1:61:2:87080 C

    HFHF

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    Cleaning

    Cleaning before oxidation, removeParticulates, organic and inorganic residues, and native oxide

    Sequence of not well-cleaning:____________, ____________

    DI water: ultra pure water (UPW), ultra high purity, high resistivity > 18M-cm Total organic content < 5g/LOxygen content

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    Silicon Oxidation Model

    CG

    CS

    CO

    CiXOX

    Oxide Silicon

    CG: concentration of O2 in the gas phase, =PG/RT

    CS: Concentration of O2 at the gas-solid interface

    C0: O2 solubility in SiO2(S); C0=H*CS; H: Henrys Constant

    Ci: O2 concentration at SiO2-Si interface

    r1=hG(CG-CS),

    if define CA=H*CGr1=(hG/H)(CA-C0)=h(CA-C0), where h=hG/H

    r2=D*(C0-CX)/XOXr3=ks*CiAt steady state, r1=r2=r3

    DXkhkCC

    OXSS

    Ai //1 ++=

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    Silicon Oxide Model Oxide Growth Rate

    DXkhkCkCk

    dtdXN

    OXSS

    Asis

    OXi //1 ++

    ==

    Define N1= number of oxygen atoms per unit volume of SiO2 (4.6*1022 cm-3)

    At t=0, XOX=Xi (initial oxide thickness)

    ++=

    +=

    =

    +=

    +=+

    14/

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    /)(

    /2

    )11(2

    )(

    2/1

    2

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    2

    BAtAX

    BAXX

    NDCBhk

    DAwhere

    tBAXX

    OX

    ii

    A

    s

    OXOX

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    Oxidation Model Limiting cases

    ++= 1

    4/1

    2

    2/1

    2 BAtAXOX

    Case 1: For short time, t+

    Linear growth regionLinear growth rate constant:_______

    Parabolic growth regionParabolic growth rate constant:_______

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    B/A: Linear Rate Constant

    Source: Microelectronics: processing and device design, R. A. Colclaser, J. W. & S. 1980

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    B: Parabolic Rate Constant

    Source: Microelectronics: processing and device design, R. A. Colclaser, J. W. & S. 1980

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    2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

    0.2

    0

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    ()

    (

    )

    1200 C

    1150 C

    1100 C

    1050 C

    1000 C

    950 C

    900 C

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    Example: Silicon Oxidation Rates

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    2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

    0.5

    0

    1.0

    1.5

    2.0

    2.5

    3.0

    ()

    (

    )

    1150 C

    1100 C

    1050 C

    1000 C

    950 C

    900 C

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    Oxidation vs. Diffusivity of O2 and H2O

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    Si-SiO2

    SiO2

    Si

    Si-SiO2

    SiO2

    Si

    P N

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    Conventional oxidation process is a multi-wafer batch processhard to precisely control the temperature at every points

    Rapid Thermal Oxidation, RTOProcess features and applications:_____________________________________________________________________Integrate with HF native oxide removalO2 + HCl

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    n1, k1, t1

    n2, k2

    sp

    Film thickness measurements:

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    http://www.ee.byu.edu/cleanroom/color_chart.parts/sio2_chart.jpg

    SiO2 Titanium

    But, DONOT always trust your eyes!!

    Empirical Thickness Estimation

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    C-V

    Test for:

    1:

    2:

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    Ch5 -2 Diffusion

    N-Silicon

    Masking Oxide

    N-Siliconp+ p+

    Masking Oxide

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    (Pre-deposition): B2H6 + 2 O2 B2O3 + 3 H2O2 B2O3 + 3 Si 3 SiO2 + 4 B

    Thermal oxidation: remove un-reacted gas, oxide formation that covers the dopant. (Drive-in)

    N-Siliconp+ p+

    Masking Oxide

    Major concern:

    ________________________________

    Materials disperses from high concn. to low concn. SiO2 as the diffusion mask Was widely used for doping

    Replaced by ion implantation for better control from mid 70s Still being used in drive-in for ____________.

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    Si

    SiO2

    Si

    SiO2Drive In

    Si Substrate

    SiO2Cap oxidation

    Pre-deposition

    Major Steps

    Determines:

    ______________

    Determines:

    ______________

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    , xj

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    MFC

    MFC

    MFC

    O2

    POC

    l 3

    MFC

    Regulator ():

    MFC():

    Control valves():

    :

    :

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    thermal budget)

    D = D0 exp (EA/kT)

    S/D

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    1 m

    Thermal Budget

    1

    10

    100

    1000

    104/T (K)7 8 9 10

    10001100 900 800

    2 m

    0.5 m

    0.25 m

    Ther

    mal

    Bud

    get (

    sec)

    T (C)

    Source: Chang and Sze, ULSI Technology

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    Diffusion Model

    Diffusion1-D diffusion problem without bulk flow

    *Same governing equation for pre-deposition and drive-in steps

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    2

    xND

    tN

    =

    1. Pre-deposition: Constant (Saturated) surface concentration

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    Diffusion Model - Conti.

    2. Drive In: Constant (Saturated) surface concentration

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    Diffusion: Spatial Profile

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    REF 1

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    4141

    REF 2

    Source: VLSI

    4242

    REF 3

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    REF 4

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    REF 5

    1000

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    Special Topic: USJ Formation

    Diffusion for Boron USJ formationSmall devices needs ultra shallow junctionBoron is small and light, implanter energy could be too high for it goes too deepControlled thermal diffusion is used in R&D for shallow junction formation

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    Surface Clean

    Si SubstrateSTI STI

    Silicide

    Sidewall Spacer Sidewall Spacer

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    BSG CVD

    Si SubstrateSTI STI

    Boro-Silicate Glass

    Silicide

    Sidewall Spacer Sidewall Spacer

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    RTP Dopant Drive-in

    Si SubstrateSTI

    Boro-Silicate Glass

    STI

    SilicidePolysilicon

    Gate Oxide

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    Strip BSG

    Si SubstrateSTISTI

    SilicidePolysiliconGate Oxide

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