Advanced Process Control of HfzSi1-zO2 Composition using Co-injection Atomic Layer Deposition
A novel Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) process has been developed in which chemical precursors are co-injected and simultaneously reacted. The process demonstrates hafnium silicate films of uniform composition that can be easily tuned from <30 to >80% Hf concentration to meet specific device requirements with excellent thickness control proportional to the number of process cycles. The film has been fully integrated into a CMOS structure and provides repeatable parametric results over a wide range of film compositions. In addition we review a VUV metrology technique correlated to X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy that enables measurement of the hafnium vs. silicon composition in very thin films <50 ? with sensitivity to lower hafnium concentration in the interfacial layer for films deposited directly upon silicon substrates.
L. D. Bartholomew A. Bavin T. Lazerand V. Rao M. Weldon L.Wang
Aviza Technology,440 Kings Village Rd.,Scotts Valley,California 95066,USA MetroSol,Inc.,2101 Donley Drive #101,Austin,Texas 78758,USA
国际会议
上海
英文
567-574
2009-03-19(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)