C23C16/16

Semiconductor arrangement and method of making

A semiconductor arrangement is provided. The semiconductor arrangement includes a dielectric layer defining an opening, an adhesion layer in the opening, and a conductive layer in the opening over the adhesion layer. A material of the conductive layer is a same material as an adhesion material of the adhesion layer.

Ruthenium film forming method, film forming apparatus, and semiconductor device manufacturing method
09779950 · 2017-10-03 · ·

A ruthenium film forming method includes a deposition process of introducing a mixed gas of a ruthenium carbonyl gas and a CO gas into a processing vessel 1 by supplying the CO gas as a carrier gas from a CO gas container 43 configured to contain the CO gas into a film forming source container 41 configured to contain ruthenium carbonyl in a solid state as a film forming source material, and forming ruthenium film by decomposing the ruthenium carbonyl on a wafer W; and a CO gas introduction process of bringing the CO gas into contact with a surface of the wafer W by introducing the CO gas directly into the processing vessel 1 from the CO gas container 43 after stopping the introducing of the mixed gas into the processing vessel 1. The deposition process and the CO gas introduction process are repeated multiple times.

Ruthenium film forming method, film forming apparatus, and semiconductor device manufacturing method
09779950 · 2017-10-03 · ·

A ruthenium film forming method includes a deposition process of introducing a mixed gas of a ruthenium carbonyl gas and a CO gas into a processing vessel 1 by supplying the CO gas as a carrier gas from a CO gas container 43 configured to contain the CO gas into a film forming source container 41 configured to contain ruthenium carbonyl in a solid state as a film forming source material, and forming ruthenium film by decomposing the ruthenium carbonyl on a wafer W; and a CO gas introduction process of bringing the CO gas into contact with a surface of the wafer W by introducing the CO gas directly into the processing vessel 1 from the CO gas container 43 after stopping the introducing of the mixed gas into the processing vessel 1. The deposition process and the CO gas introduction process are repeated multiple times.

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PERMANENTLY REPAIRING DEFECTS OF ABSENT MATERIAL OF A PHOTOLITHOGRAPHIC MASK

The present application relates to a method for permanently repairing defects of absent material of a photolithographic mask, comprising the following steps: (a) providing at least one carbon-containing precursor gas and at least one oxidizing agent at a location to be repaired of the photolithographic mask; (b) initiating a reaction of the at least one carbon-containing precursor gas with the aid of at least one energy source at the location of absent material in order to deposit material at the location of absent material, wherein the deposited material comprises at least one reaction product of the reacted at least one carbon-containing precursor gas; and (c) controlling a gas volumetric flow rate of the at least one oxidizing agent in order to minimize a carbon proportion of the deposited material.

RUTHENIUM METAL DEPOSITION METHOD FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

A method for material deposition is described in several embodiments. According to one embodiment, the method includes providing a substrate defining features to receive a deposition of material, initiating a flow of a Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate, the Ru carbonyl precursor decomposing within the defined features such that a Ru metal film is deposited on surfaces of the defined features and CO gas is released, and stopping the flow of the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate. The method further includes flowing additional CO gas to the substrate after stopping the flow of the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate, and repeatedly cycling between process steps of flowing the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate and flowing the additional CO gas to the substrate. In one embodiment, the Ru carbonyl precursor contains Ru.sub.3(CO).sub.12.

RUTHENIUM METAL DEPOSITION METHOD FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

A method for material deposition is described in several embodiments. According to one embodiment, the method includes providing a substrate defining features to receive a deposition of material, initiating a flow of a Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate, the Ru carbonyl precursor decomposing within the defined features such that a Ru metal film is deposited on surfaces of the defined features and CO gas is released, and stopping the flow of the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate. The method further includes flowing additional CO gas to the substrate after stopping the flow of the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate, and repeatedly cycling between process steps of flowing the Ru carbonyl precursor to the substrate and flowing the additional CO gas to the substrate. In one embodiment, the Ru carbonyl precursor contains Ru.sub.3(CO).sub.12.

MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR GATE ELECTRODE AND THIN FILM TRANSISTOR AND DISPLAY PANEL
20220037476 · 2022-02-03 ·

The present application discloses a manufacturing method for a gate electrode and a thin film transistor, and a display panel, including: depositing an aluminum film on a substratum by physical vapor deposition; depositing a molybdenum film over the aluminum film by atomic layer deposition; and etching the aluminum film and the molybdenum film to form the gate electrode of a predetermined pattern.

MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR GATE ELECTRODE AND THIN FILM TRANSISTOR AND DISPLAY PANEL
20220037476 · 2022-02-03 ·

The present application discloses a manufacturing method for a gate electrode and a thin film transistor, and a display panel, including: depositing an aluminum film on a substratum by physical vapor deposition; depositing a molybdenum film over the aluminum film by atomic layer deposition; and etching the aluminum film and the molybdenum film to form the gate electrode of a predetermined pattern.

SELECTIVE COBALT DEPOSITION ON COPPER SURFACES

Embodiments of the invention provide processes to selectively form a cobalt layer on a copper surface over exposed dielectric surfaces. In one embodiment, a method for capping a copper surface on a substrate is provided which includes positioning a substrate within a processing chamber, wherein the substrate contains a contaminated copper surface and a dielectric surface, exposing the contaminated copper surface to a reducing agent while forming a copper surface during a pre-treatment process, exposing the substrate to a cobalt precursor gas to selectively form a cobalt capping layer over the copper surface while leaving exposed the dielectric surface during a vapor deposition process, and depositing a dielectric barrier layer over the cobalt capping layer and the dielectric surface. In another embodiment, a deposition-treatment cycle includes performing the vapor deposition process and subsequently a post-treatment process, which deposition-treatment cycle may be repeated to form multiple cobalt capping layers.

SELECTIVE COBALT DEPOSITION ON COPPER SURFACES

Embodiments of the invention provide processes to selectively form a cobalt layer on a copper surface over exposed dielectric surfaces. In one embodiment, a method for capping a copper surface on a substrate is provided which includes positioning a substrate within a processing chamber, wherein the substrate contains a contaminated copper surface and a dielectric surface, exposing the contaminated copper surface to a reducing agent while forming a copper surface during a pre-treatment process, exposing the substrate to a cobalt precursor gas to selectively form a cobalt capping layer over the copper surface while leaving exposed the dielectric surface during a vapor deposition process, and depositing a dielectric barrier layer over the cobalt capping layer and the dielectric surface. In another embodiment, a deposition-treatment cycle includes performing the vapor deposition process and subsequently a post-treatment process, which deposition-treatment cycle may be repeated to form multiple cobalt capping layers.