2006
Junction Technology, 2006. IWJT '06. International Workshop on pp. 4 - 9

45 nm Node p+ USJ Formation With High Dopant Activation And Low Damage

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Abstract

We investigated various p+ extension implantation dopant species (B, BF2, B10H14 & B18H 22) and annealing techniques (spike, flash, laser and SPE) to achieve high dopant activation low damage ultra-shallow junctions (USJ) 15-20 nm deep for 45 nm node applications. New USJ metrology techniques were investigated to determine: 1) surface dopant activation level and 2) junction quality (residual implant damage) using contact and non-contact full wafer metrology methods. We discovered that using molecular dopant species (B10H14 & B18 H22) either high temperature (flash or laser) annealing or low temperature SPE annealing are very promising for the 45 nm node process integration with SiON or high-k Hf-based dielectric gate stack structures because of their wide temperature range for dopant activation without diffusion

Topic

boron, boron compounds, elemental semiconductors, Ion Implantation, laser beam annealing, semiconductor doping, semiconductor junctions, Silicon (Si), solid phase epitaxial growth

Author

J. Borland, S. Shishiguchi, A. Mineji, W. Krull, D. Jacobson, M. Tanjyo, W. Lerch, S. Paul, J. Gelpey, S. McCoy, J. Venturini, M. Current, V. Faifer, R. Hillard, M. Benjamin, T. Walker, A. Buczkowski, Z. Li, J. Chen

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