Title :
3D interconnected technology by high speed copper electrodeposition using diallylamine levelers
Author :
Hayashi, Taro ; Kondo, Kazuo ; Takeuchi, Minoru ; Suzuki, Yushi ; Saito, Takeyasu ; Okamoto, Naoki ; Marunaka, Masao ; Tsuchiya, Takayuki ; Bunya, Masaru
Author_Institution :
Osaka Prefecture Univ., Sakai, Japan
fDate :
Jan. 31 2012-Feb. 2 2012
Abstract :
High-speed copper electrodeposition is needed to optimize the TSV process with a high throughput. To inhibit electrodeposition on the top surface of the TSV, the ODT was microcontact-printed on the top surface. The ODT microcontact-printing effectively inhibits the copper electrodepositon on the top surface. With 1.0 ppm SDDACC, V-shapes were formed in the via cross sections and these shapes lead to bottom-up via filling [1]. Without micro-contact-printing, and with 1.5 ppm SDDACC, V-shapes were again formed in the via cross sections and these shapes lead to bottom-up via filling. We succeeded in filling 10 μm diameter and 70 μm deep vias within 35 minutes without micro-contact-printing. This was achieved by optimizing the SDDACC concentration with CVS measurements. The inhibition layer of the micro-contact-printing does not speed up the TSV electrodeposition. The most important factor to speed up the TSV electrodeposition is optimization of the additives.
Keywords :
additives; copper; electrodeposition; integrated circuit interconnections; optimisation; three-dimensional integrated circuits; 3D interconnected technology; CVS measurements; Cu; ODT microcontact-printing; SDDACC concentration; TSV electrodeposition process; V-shapes; additive optimization; bottom-up via filling; cross sections; diallylamine levelers; high speed copper electrodeposition; microcontact-printing inhibition layer; size 10 mum; size 70 mum; time 35 min; Additives; Copper; Current density; Filling; Shape; Surface treatment; Through-silicon vias;
Conference_Titel :
3D Systems Integration Conference (3DIC), 2011 IEEE International
Conference_Location :
Osaka
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-2189-1
DOI :
10.1109/3DIC.2012.6262983