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INTEGRATED CIRCUITSDr. Esam Yosry
Lec. #4
Ion
Im
pla
nta
tion
Introduction
Ion Implantation Process
Advantages Compared to Diffusion
Disadvantages Compared to Diffusion
Implantation Doping Profiles Compared to Diffusion
Implantation Doping Profiles Parameters
Multiple Implant Process
Ion Implantation Technology
Intr
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Fabri
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Intr
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Oxidation
Diffusion
Ion Implantation
Deposition
Etching
Lithography
Deposition Removal Patterning Modification of
electrical properties
Ion Implantation Process
Ion Implantation: is a method of introducing impurities in a controlled manner into wafer.
Dopant ions are accelerated by a high electric field and directed at the substrate.
They enter the crystal at high kinetic energy, collide with host atoms, gradually lost energy and finally come to rest at some depth.
Ion Implantation Process
Room Temp process.
High energy ion bombardment (10 - 500 KeV)
The penetration depth and dopant profile are be controlled by the accelerating electric field.
Advantages compared to Diffusion
Better control on profileAmount of dose and profile (position and area) are accurately obtainable.
Broad range of doping levels 1011 – 1018 cm-3
By low doping we can make fine tune the values of some electrical parameters.
Arbitrary doping profilePlacing the peak anywhere under the wafer surface.
Advantages compared to Diffusion
Low contamination
Shallow depths with uniform profiles
Low temperature processingThe growth of masking oxide layer is no longer needed. Also low temperature processing allows us to maintain the shape of any previously introduced profiles.
Less lateral dopant diffusionDopant ions have no momentum in the horizontal direction.
Disadvantages compared to Diffusion
• Only for shallow junctions
• Incident ions damage the semiconductor lattice
• Silicon damage (anneal at 500 - 1000oC)
• Very expensive and complex equipment
• Profiles can have tails (channeling)
• 1 wafer at a time vs. up to 200 for diffusion
• Long processing time
Implantation Doping Profiles Compared to
Diffusion
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p
p
x R
R
peakN x N e
Projected range (mean penetration depth)
Standard deviation
Higher implantation energy Ξ deeper penetration Rp and wider distribution ∆ Rp 0.4peak
p
QN
R
Implantation Doping Profiles Compared to
Diffusion
Implantation Doping Profiles Compared to
Diffusion
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Example
A boron dose of 1x1013 cm-3 is implanted into 5x1015 cm-3 n-type Si at 100 kev. Find the junction depth.
Solution From charts for B into Si at 100 kev, one gets
Rp=0.3µ
and ∆Rp=0.07µ
Npeak=0.4x 1013/0.07x10-4 = 5.7x1017 cm-3
2 ln peakj p p
B
NX R R
N
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5.7 100.3 2 0.07 ln 0.52
5 10jX
Multiple Implant Process
Fairly flat, deep dopant profiles can be made by multiple implants of different energies.
Ion Implantation Technology
Many thanks to Prof. Hany Fikry and Prof Wael Fikry for their useful materials that help me to prepare this presentation.
Thanks