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ALD systems and processes @ SENTECH Instruments GmbH H. Gargouri, F. Naumann, R. Rudolph and M. Arens SENTECH Instruments GmbH, Berlin www.sentech.de 1

2 Agenda 1. Company Introduction 2. SENTECH-ALD-Systems 3. Process Results Plasma Processes In-situ Ellipsometry 4. Summary and Outlook

3 The Company Private company founded in 1990 New building since 2010 60 employees (~ 25 % R & D) ISO 9001 certificated Business fields: Thin Film Metrology & Plasma Process Technology More than 1,500 metrology tools and 300 plasma tools in the field SENTECH s strengths: Application support Broad range of products High quality of products Service Turn over 2012: 10 Mio Euro

Thin Film Metrology Instruments: Reflectometers Laser ellipsometers Spectroscopic ellipsometers (deep UV MIR) in-situ measurement tools For more information, please visit us in hall 1 / stand 1436 www.sentech.de 4

Plasma ALD Plasma Process Technology Plasma deposition Cluster tool RIE, ICP-RIE PECVD, ICPECVD Cluster tools ALD / PEALD SENTECH laser end point monitor For more information, please visit us in hall 1 / stand 1436 www.sentech.de Plasma etching 5

6 Agenda 1. Company Introduction 2. SENTECH-ALD-Systems 3. Process Results Plasma Processes In-situ Ellipsometry 4. Summary and Outlook

7 SI ALD systems SI ALD LL SI ALD

8 Reactor chamber and plasma source - Reactor chamber Temperature: up to 150 C Showerhead mode - Precursor line Temperature: up to 200 C 3-Port ALD-valve Stop valve - Plasma source True remote CCP-source isolation valve Plasma source can be separated from the system

9 System and options - Substrate size up to 8 - Substrate temperature up to 500 C SI ALD LL with SENTECH In situ ellipsometer - Precursor lines up to 4 separate inlets More precursors with common inlet Direct draw or bubble line - Gas lines up to 7 - In-situ diagnostic SENTECH ellipsometer QMS, - More options TMP with isolation valve Ozone line Glove box

10 Agenda 1. Company Introduction 2. SENTECH-ALD-Systems 3. Process Results Plasma Processes In-situ Ellipsometry 4. Summary and Outlook

11 Selected processes Thermal deposition: Al 2 O 3 : @ 200, 100 C ZnO: @ 200 C ZrO 2 : @ 200 C Plasma enhanced deposition: Al 2 O 3 : @ 200 C 27 C SiO 2 : @ 200 C TiO 2 : @ 200 C AlN: @ 250 C Pt: @ 200 C

12 ALD and PEALD Al 2 O 3 in SI ALD LL - Al 2 O 3 film thickness shows linear dependence on the number of cycles in ALD and PEALD. - PEALD provides a higher growth rate of 1,2 Å/cycle compared to ALD. The growth rate in ALD amounts 0,8 Å/cycle. Process parameter ALD PEALD Substrate temperature ( C) 200 200 Process pressure (Pa) 12 20 Plasma power (W) 0 100 Growth rate (Å/Cycle) 0,8 1,2

13 ALD and PEALD Al 2 O 3 in SI ALD LL Homogeneity Refractive index - ALD and PEALD Al 2 O 3 films show very good homogeneity (range, not sigma!) of ± 0,6 % and ± 0,9 % on 4 Si-wafer respectively. - Refractive indexes (measured @ 632,8 nm wavelength) of ALD and PEALD Al 2 O 3 films with the same thickness are identical.

Druck [Pa] www.sentech.de 14 Multilayer Al 2 O 3 / SiO 2 - thermal ALD Al 2 O 3 and PEALD SiO 2 alternately - in total 44 layers : 23 Al 2 O 3 -layers and 21 SiO 2 -layers (~ 1 µm) - deposition time: ~ 14 h 30 Layer thickness (SENTECH Reflectometer: RM 2000) 25 20 SiO 2 -Process 15 10 Al 2 O 3 -Process 5 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Zeit [h] Excellent homogeneity (± 0,6 %, 4 -Wafer) Very good agreement with expected film thickness

15 PEALD on 8" Wafer Al 2 O 3 : TMA + O 2 -Plasma AlN: TMA + NH 3 -Plasma SENTECH Ellipsometer: SE 800 SENTECH Ellipsometer: SE 800 Layer thickness: 8 wafer (nm) 26,8 (± 1,6%) Growth rate (Å/cycle) 1,2 Substrate temperature ( C) 200 n (@632,8 nm) 1,642 (± 0,58%) Layer thickness: 8 wafer (nm) 40,8 (± 1,96%) Growth rate (Å/cycle) 0,9 Substrate temperature ( C) 250 n (@632,8 nm) 1,933 (± 0,91%)

16 In-situ methods in situ monitoring during ALD-processes require fast and sensitive methods different methods have been applied like QCM, QMS, ellipsometry. best suited for layer monitoring is ellipsometry due to the high surface sensitivity ellipsometry does not influence the processs and measures directly the layer properties

17 In-situ ellipsometry of Al 2 O 3 growth Thermal deposition growth monitoring extremely sensitive even different steps in cycle visible

18 In-situ monitoring of PEALD-TiO 2 In-situ end point detection possible on sub Å-scale

19 Conformality 18 nm ALD-Al 2 O 3 @ 80 C 21 nm PEALD-Al 2 O 3 @ 80 C 1) 3D resist structures were prepared on Si-Wafers* and coated with ALD and PEALD Al 2 O 3 at 80 C substrate temperature. 2) Prepared samples were treated with O 2 -plasma to remove resist and examined with REM*. Very good conformality to 3D structures *) Thanks to Dr. Hübner, IPHT-Jena, Germany, for preparing the 3D structures and doing the REM-measurement.

20 Summary Outstanding features of SI ALD-systems: Flexible system configuration for a wide range of processes and applications Rugged design and small footprint Outlook - Process results: PEALD-Processes: excellent uniformity SENTECH in-situ ellipsometry: very sensitive for monitoring of thin layer growth Further thermal and plasma enhanced processes and applications - Nitride and metal deposition - Coating of different substrates and structures - Optimization of in-situ measurement for better process understanding

21 Thank you for your attention. SENTECH GmbH (Krailling bei München) SENTECH Instruments GmbH (Berlin)