Patent classifications
H01L21/76859
Method for manufacturing semiconductor device and semiconductor device
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device (10) includes, in the following order: forming a first insulating film (14) on a semiconductor substrate (12); forming, on the first insulating film (14), wiring in which at least the uppermost layer is made of Au (16); implanting ions, which do not impair insulating properties even when implanted into the insulating film (14), into the upper surface of the wiring (16) and a region not covered with the wiring (16) on the upper surface of the first insulating film (14); and forming a second insulating film (18) that covers the wiring (16).
BARRIER LAYER FOR CONTACT STRUCTURES OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
The present disclosure describes a semiconductor device with a diffusion barrier layer on source/drain (S/D) contact structures and a method of fabricating the semiconductor device. The method of fabricating the semiconductor device includes forming a S/D region on a fin structure, forming a S/D contact structure including a metal on the S/D region, forming a barrier layer including silicon and the metal on the S/D contact structure, and forming a via contact structure on the barrier layer. The barrier layer blocks a diffusion of the metal in the S/D contact structure to the via contact structure.
Techniques for selective tungsten contact formation on semiconductor device elements
A method may include providing a device structure in the semiconductor device. The device structure may include a buried device contact, a first dielectric layer, disposed over the buried device contact; and a device element, where the device element includes a TiN layer. The method may include implanting an ion species into the TiN layer, wherein the ion species comprises a seed material for selective tungsten deposition.
BARRIER LAYER FOR CONTACT STRUCTURES OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
The present disclosure describes a semiconductor device with a diffusion barrier layer on source/drain (S/D) contact structures and a method of fabricating the semiconductor device. The method of fabricating the semiconductor device includes forming a S/D region on a fin structure, forming a S/D contact structure including a metal on the S/D region, forming a barrier layer including silicon and the metal on the S/D contact structure, and forming a via contact structure on the barrier layer. The barrier layer blocks a diffusion of the metal in the S/D contact structure to the via contact structure.
IMPLANTATION THROUGH AN ETCH STOP LAYER
An integrated circuit includes a first layer comprising dielectric material. One or both of an interconnect feature and a device are within the dielectric material of the first layer. The integrated circuit further includes a second layer above the first layer, where the second layer includes dielectric material. A third layer is between the first layer and the second layer. In an example, the third layer can be, for example, an etch stop layer or a liner layer or barrier layer. In an example, an impurity is within the first layer and the third layer. In an example, the impurity has a detectable implant depth profile such that a first distribution of the impurity is within the first layer and a second distribution of the impurity is within the third layer.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE
A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device (10) includes, in the following order: forming a first insulating film (14) on a semiconductor substrate (12); forming, on the first insulating film (14), wiring in which at least the uppermost layer is made of Au (16); implanting ions, which do not impair insulating properties even when implanted into the insulating film (14), into the upper surface of the wiring (16) and a region not covered with the wiring (16) on the upper surface of the first insulating film (14); and forming a second insulating film (18) that covers the wiring (16).
Foam in ion implantation system
Disclosed is a semiconductor processing apparatus including one or more components having a conductive or nonconductive porous material. In some embodiments, an ion implanter may include a plurality of beam line components for directing an ion beam to a target, and a porous material along a surface of at least one of the plurality of beamline components.
DOPING OF METAL BARRIER LAYERS
Described are methods for doping barrier layers such as tantalum (Ta), tantalum nitride (TaN), tantalum carbide (TaC), niobium (Nb), niobium nitride (NbN), manganese (Mn), manganese nitride (MnN), titanium (Ti), titanium nitride (TiN), molybdenum (Mo), and molybdenum nitride (MoN), and the like. Dopants may include one or more of one or more of ruthenium (Ru), manganese (Mn), niobium (Nb), cobalt (Co), vanadium (V), copper (Cu), aluminum (Al), carbon (C), oxygen (O), silicon (Si), molybdenum (Mo), and the like. The doped barrier layer provides improved adhesion at a thickness of less than about 15 Å.
Binary Metal Liner Layers
Described are microelectronic device comprising a dielectric layer formed on a substrate, a feature 206 comprising a gap defined in the dielectric layer, a barrier layer on the dielectric layer, a two metal liner film on the barrier layer and a gap fill metal on the two metal liner. Embodiments provide a method of forming an microelectronic device comprising the two metal liner film on the barrier layer.
Multiple metallization scheme
A multiple metallization scheme in conductive features of a device uses ion implantation in a first metal layer to make a portion of the first metal layer soluble to a wet cleaning agent. The soluble portion may then be removed by a wet cleaning process and a subsequent second metal layer deposited over the first metal layer. An additional layer may be formed by a second ion implantation in the second metal layer may be used to make a controllable portion of the second metal layer soluble to a wet cleaning agent. The soluble portion of the second metal layer may be removed by a wet cleaning process. The process of depositing metal layers, implanting ions, and removing soluble portions, may be repeated until a desired number of metal layers are provided.