Helmut Horst Tews - Poughkeepsie NY Jonathan E. Faltermeir - LaGrange NY Rajeev Malik - Pleasantville NY Carol Heenan - LaGrangeville NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Poughkeepsie NY
Assignee:
Infineon Technologies AG - Munich International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 2131
US Classification:
438771, 438770, 438787, 438788, 438973, 438198
Abstract:
A method for forming an oxide of substantially uniform thickness on at least two crystallographic planes of silicon, in accordance with the present invention, includes providing a substrate where silicon surfaces have at least two different crystallographic orientations of the silicon crystal. Atomic oxygen (O) is formed for oxidizing the surfaces. An oxide is formed on the surfaces by reacting the atomic oxygen with the surfaces to simultaneously form a substantially uniform thickness of the oxide on the surfaces.
Semi-Insulating Diffusion Barrier For Low-Resistivity Gate Conductors
Lawrence Alfred Clevenger - Lagrangeville NY Jack A. Mandelman - Stormville NY Rajarao Jammy - Wappinger Falls NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Poughkeepsie NY Irene Lennox McStay - Hopewell Junction NY Kwong Hon Wong - Wappinger Falls NY Johnathan Faltermeier - Lagrange NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 218234
US Classification:
438238
Abstract:
A gate structure for a semiconductor device, and particularly a MOSFET for such applications as CMOS technology. The gate structure entails an electrical insulating layer on a semiconductor substrate, over which a polysilicon gate electrode is formed. The gate structure further includes a gate conductor that is electrically connected with the gate electrode through a diffusion barrier layer having semi-insulating properties. The composition and thickness of the diffusion barrier layer are tailored so that the barrier layer is effective to block diffusion and intermixing between the gate conductor and polysilicon gate electrode, yet provides sufficient capacitive coupling and/or current leakage so as not to significantly increase the gate propagation delay of the gate structure.
Michael Chudzik - Beacon NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY Raj Jammy - Wappinger Falls NY Uwe Schroeder - Dresden, GB Helmut Tews - Poughkeepsie NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 2120
US Classification:
438386, 438240, 438393, 438775
Abstract:
An improved capacitor is formed by a process where an improved node dielectric layer is formed with an improved dielectric constant by performing an Free Radical Enhanced Rapid Thermal Oxidation (FRE RTO) step during formation of the node dielectric layer. Use of an FRE RTO step instead of the conventional furnace oxidation step produces a cleaner oxide with a higher dielectric constant and higher capacitance. Other specific embodiments of the invention include improved node dielectric layer by one or more additional nitridation steps, done by either Remote Plasma Nitridation (RPN), Rapid Thermal Nitridation (RTN), Decoupled Plasma Nitridation (DPN) or other nitridation method; selective oxidation; use of a metal layer rather than a SiN layer as the dielectric base; and selective oxidation of the metal layer.
Method Of Improving Gate Activation By Employing Atomic Oxygen Enhanced Oxidation
Atul C. Ajmera - Wappingers Falls NY Omer H. Dokumaci - Wappingers Falls NY Bruce B. Doris - Brewster NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 21336
US Classification:
438303, 438305, 438306, 257344
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method of preparing a Si-based metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) transistor which prevents the polycrystalline grains of the gate conductor from getting significantly larger by reducing the thermal budget of the sidewall oxidation process. The thermal budget of the inventive sidewall oxidation process is reduced one or two orders of magnitude over conventional prior art sidewall oxidation processes by utilizing atomic oxygen as the oxidizing ambient. The present invention also provides Si-based MIS transistors having a gate conductor having grain sizes of about 0. 1, preferably 0. 05, m or less.
Method For Forming High Performance Cmos Devices With Elevated Sidewall Spacers
Bruce B. Doris - Brewster NY Omer H. Dokumaci - Wappingers Falls NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 218238
US Classification:
438199, 438302, 438305
Abstract:
A method is described for making elevated sidewall spacers on the gate structure of a semiconductor device. A first insulating layer is deposited on the substrate, so that an upper portion of each of the sidewalls extends above the layer. A second insulating layer is deposited on the first layer and on the gate structure. Portions of the second layer disposed on the first layer and on the top surface of the gate structure are removed, so that a remaining portion of the second layer is disposed on the upper portion of each of the sidewalls. The first layer is then removed, so that the remaining portion of the second layer on each of the sidewalls projects laterally therefrom and is elevated with respect to the substrate. This structure is used to implant PFET and NFET extension regions without dose loss.
Method Of Enhanced Oxidation Of Mos Transistor Gate Corners
Omer Dokumaci - Wappingers Falls NY Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY Suryanarayan G. Hegde - Hollowville NY Richard Kaplan - Wappingers Falls NY Mukesh Khare - White Plains NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 214763
US Classification:
438595, 438585, 438514, 438766, 438770
Abstract:
A method of enhancing the rate of transistor gate corner oxidation, without significantly increasing the thermal budget of the overall processing scheme is provided. Specifically, the method of the present invention includes implanting ions into gate corners of a Si-containing transistor, and exposing the transistor including implanted transistor gate corners to an oxidizing ambient. The ions employed in the implant step include Si; non-retarding oxidation ions such as O, Ge, As, B, P, In, Sb, Ga, F, Cl, He, Ar, Kr, and Xe; and mixtures thereof.
Method For Forming Junction On Insulator (Joi) Structure
Jack A. Mandelman - Stormville NY Kevin K. Chan - Staten Island NY Bomy A. Chen - Ridgefield CT Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY Rajarao Jammy - Wappingers Falls NY Victor Ku - Tarrytown NY Chung H. Lam - Williston VT Nivo Rovedo - LaGrangeville NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H01L 213205
US Classification:
438589
Abstract:
A method for forming a JOI structure which allows for reduction in both source/drain junction leakage and capacitance is provided. In the inventive method, an insulator layer is formed under the source/drain regions, but not under the channel region. The insulator layer is formed in the present invention after forming the gate stack region and recessing the semiconductor surface surrounding the gate stack region, followed by deposition of a conductive material such as polysilicon and, optionally, heavy source/drain diffusion formation.
Method For Reducing The Microloading Effect In A Chemical Vapor Deposition Reactor
Oleg Gluschenkov - Wappingers Falls NY Ashima B. Chakravarti - Hopewell Junction NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines - Armonk NY
International Classification:
C23C 1600
US Classification:
4272481, 427 8
Abstract:
A method is provided for reducing the microloading effect in a CVD process for depositing a film on a substrate. This method is particularly useful in a single-wafer CVD reactor. The microloading effect is reduced by identifying a growth-rate-limiting reactant; calculating a dilution factor (the ratio of the gas flow rate of the growth-rate-limiting reactant to the total gas flow rate in the reactor); and adjusting the film growth rate and/or the dilution factor to satisfy a numerical criterion for reducing the microloading effect. The criterion is satisfied when the film growth rate is reduced, or the dilution factor is increased, so that the dilution factor is equal to or greater than a quantity which includes the film growth rate as a factor. The film growth rate and dilution factor may be adjusted independently. The gap between the showerhead and the substrate in the CVD reactor may be adjusted to satisfy the numerical criterion.
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