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18 August 2000 Prospective technology for system-on-a-chip: N2 implant followed by VHP O2 reoxidation
Tien-Ying Luo, Husam N. Al-Shareef, George A. Brown, Victor H. C. Watt, Arun Karamcheti, Mike D. Jackson, Howard R. Huff, Bob Evans, Chongmok Lee, Hong-Fa Luan, Dim-Lee Kwong
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Abstract
A novel technique - N2 ion implant followed by vertical high pressure O2 re-oxidation in a furnace, capable of growing oxides of multiple thickness is presented. It is observed that the oxidation rate can be well modulated by varying the N2 I/I dose, and VHP O2 re-oxidation provides enhanced oxide growth rate and controls the nitrogen profile in the film, as compared to RTO or furnace O2 re-oxidation. Therefore, more than 500 percent differential oxide growth rate can be realized by using N2 I/I and VHP O2 re-oxidation. In addition, post-implant RTA N2 anneal is found to improve the channel carrier and alter the flat-band and threshold voltages without increasing the oxide thickness.
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Tien-Ying Luo, Husam N. Al-Shareef, George A. Brown, Victor H. C. Watt, Arun Karamcheti, Mike D. Jackson, Howard R. Huff, Bob Evans, Chongmok Lee, Hong-Fa Luan, and Dim-Lee Kwong "Prospective technology for system-on-a-chip: N2 implant followed by VHP O2 reoxidation", Proc. SPIE 4181, Challenges in Process Integration and Device Technology, (18 August 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.395738
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KEYWORDS
Oxides

Oxygen

System on a chip

Control systems

Ions

Modulation

Nitrogen

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