DocumentCode :
1654285
Title :
The impact of nitrogen profile engineering on ultrathin nitrided oxide films for dual-gate CMOS ULSI
Author :
Hasegawa, E. ; Kawata, M. ; Ando, K. ; Makabe, M. ; Kitakata, M. ; Ishitani, A. ; Manchanda, L. ; Green, M.L. ; Krisch, K.S. ; Feldman, L.C.
Author_Institution :
ULSI Device Dev. Lab., NEC Corp., Sagamihara, Japan
fYear :
1995
Firstpage :
327
Lastpage :
330
Abstract :
We studied nitrogen profile engineering to make an ultra-thin silicon nitrided oxide (SiNO) film for 0.25 μm dual-gate CMOS device applications. It was found that high concentration nitrogen atoms piled up near the polysilicon/dielectric interface in the SiNO film can effectively prevent boron diffusion from the p+ gate electrode into the dielectric film, and consequently more than 3 times charge-to-breakdown (Qbd) improvement can be achieved. The SiNO film enables surface channel PMOS and can reduce the minimum gate dielectric thickness by 1.5 nm
Keywords :
CMOS integrated circuits; ULSI; dielectric thin films; integrated circuit reliability; integrated circuit technology; nitridation; 0.25 micron; SiNO; charge-to-breakdown improvement; dual-gate CMOS ULSI; gate dielectric thickness; gate electrode; nitrogen profile engineering; polysilicon/dielectric interface; surface channel PMOS; ultrathin nitrided oxide films; Boron; Degradation; Dielectric films; Dielectric substrates; Dielectric thin films; Electrodes; Nitrogen; Semiconductor films; Stress; Ultra large scale integration;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Electron Devices Meeting, 1995. IEDM '95., International
Conference_Location :
Washington, DC
ISSN :
0163-1918
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-2700-4
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IEDM.1995.499207
Filename :
499207
Link To Document :
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