Title: conan@donga.ac.kr
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IC or VLSI
Transistor
Vacuum tube
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Oxidation
Lithography
Etching
Diffusion
Deposition
Epi growth
Annealing
Ion implantation(doping)
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PVD Physical Vapor Depostion
CVD Chemical Vapor Deposition
Thermal evaporation
Thermal CVD
DC or RF sputtering
Low pressure CVD
Ion Beam sputtering
Plasma enhanced CVD
Pulsed Laser Depostion
Metal-organic CVD
Molecular beam epitaxy
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Physical properties are no longer same as those
of bulk
High surface to volume ratio
Existence of surface energy states
Different crystal structure
Different inter-atomic distance
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7Evaporation
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8Evaporation
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9Sputter
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10DC sputter
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11RF sputter
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Time
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12Magnetron sputter
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13DCRF Magnetron sputter
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14Ion beam sputter
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15Sputter vs. evaporation
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Comparison of evaporation and sputtering
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16Pulsed laser deposition
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17Molecular beam epitaxy
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- evaporation at very low deposition rates
- typically in UHV
- very well controlled
- grow films with good crystal structure
- expensive
- often use multiple sources to grow alloy films
- deposition rate is so low that substrate
temperature does not need to be as high
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18PVD Summary
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Cost evaporation lt sputtering lt PLD lt MBE
Film quality evaporation lt sputtering lt PLD lt
MBE
Growth rate evaporation gt sputtering gt PLD gt MBE
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19Chemical vapor deposition
20CVD overview (I)
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Reacts on substrate to deposit film
Not all components are found in all CVD systems
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21CVD overview (II)
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Types of CVD reactions
Pyrolysis thermal decomposition
Reduction
- Advantages
- high growth rates possible
- can deposit materials which are hard to
evaporate - can grow epitaxial films
- Disadvantages
- high temperatures
- complex processes
- toxic and corrosive gasses
Oxidation
Compound formation
Disproportionation
Reversible transfer
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22Low pressure CVD
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- Gas pressure 1 mtorr 1 torr ( lt 1 atm )
- Lower P gt higher D of gas to substrates
- ltAdvantagesgt
- Better film uniformity
- Better film coverage over steps
- Fewer defects
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23Plasma enhanced CVD
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- Plasma breaks up gas molecules
- Higher reactivity
- can use lower temperatures
- can use lower pressures
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24MOCVD
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25NMOS transistor
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- Thermal oxidation
- Nitride deposition by LPCVD
- Active area mask and etching
- Boron implant
- Thermal oxidation
- Remove nitride and oxide pad
- Regrow thin gate oxide
- Boron threshold adjustment implant
- CVD polysilicon deposition
- Gate definition
- Source/drain implantation
- Source/drain diffusion
- CVD oxide deposition
- Contact openings
- Metal deposition
- Pattern metal
- Etch metal
- Passivation layer deposition
- Open bonding pads
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