EP1382068A2 - Verfahren zur herstellung von metallischen bitleitungskontakten - Google Patents
Verfahren zur herstellung von metallischen bitleitungskontaktenInfo
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- EP1382068A2 EP1382068A2 EP02740484A EP02740484A EP1382068A2 EP 1382068 A2 EP1382068 A2 EP 1382068A2 EP 02740484 A EP02740484 A EP 02740484A EP 02740484 A EP02740484 A EP 02740484A EP 1382068 A2 EP1382068 A2 EP 1382068A2
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- bit line
- line contact
- contact hole
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for producing metallic contacts, in particular bit line contacts for an integrated circuit (IC), on a semiconductor wafer and a memory cell with such a metallic bit line contact, in particular for use in a dynamic random access memory (DRAM).
- IC integrated circuit
- DRAM dynamic random access memory
- contact structures are included in an insulator layer of a wafer
- memory chips with the aid of metal contacts only take place in the peripheral substrate contacts in the peripheral circuits and not in the memory cells themselves.
- bit line contacts of the memory cells Due to the high integration density of DRAMs, bit line contacts of the memory cells have very high aspect ratios with relatively small contact areas, which makes the introduction of uniform liner layers for the production of metallic bit line contacts in the memory cell array not practical.
- liner layers between the semiconductor substrate and the metal are necessary to prevent damage to the semiconductor substrate that occurs during the deposition of the metal and prevent further thermal treatment.
- the structural elements defined directly in the area of the contact area of a bit line continue to react extremely sensitively to the manufacturing process of the bit line contacts.
- the doping of the semiconductor with foreign atoms which is generally necessary when contacting semiconductor layers with metals, in order to equalize the different conduction band potentials of metal and semiconductor, causes considerable damage in the crystal lattice of the semiconductor substrate. This damage would impair the function of the memory cell and, in the worst case, lead to the destruction of the entire memory cell.
- the bit line structures are usually defined with the aid of the photolithography technique, with a photoresist layer first being applied to the wafer surface, which forms a mask for the subsequent etching of the insulator layer.
- the native oxide which accumulates as a component of the photolithographic layer in the contact hole, must be removed.
- the cleaning process is conventionally carried out as a wet chemical etching.
- the chemical substances used here, in particular BHF often also attack the insulator layer and lead to a considerable extent to widen the defined contact hole structures, so that this process increases the risk of short circuits between neighboring bit lines. lines is increased significantly. To prevent such short circuits, the bit line contacts are therefore dimensioned smaller from the outset. However, this procedure considerably limits the process window for the etching of the bit line contacts.
- the contact resistance of the bit line contacts in the polysilicon process is largely determined by the doping of the polysilicon. A reduction in the resistance of the bit line contact can only be achieved in this process by a higher doping of the polysilicon, which in turn creates the risk that the dopant will also diffuse into the channel region of the selection transistor and thereby impair the function of the transistor. The risk of dopant diffusing out into the channel region also determines the smallest spatial distance between the transistor electrodes and thus limits the ability of the bit line contacts to be reduced in the polysilicon process.
- the object of the present invention is to improve the process control for producing metallic bit line contacts in integrated circuits, in particular for bit line contacts in a memory cell array, and to produce a memory cell which is improved in terms of integration and performance.
- a baking step is first carried out in order to heal the substrate damage caused by the doping, then a liner layer is produced on the semiconductor substrate and finally the contact hole with a Padded metal or a metal alloy.
- a major advantage of using a metal or a metal alloy, in particular tungsten, aluminum or copper, for filling the contact hole is that with suitable doping of the semiconductor substrate in the contact hole area there is a significantly lower contact resistance at the metal / semiconductor contact surface compared to the contact resistance results in a polysilicon / semiconductor contact area in the polysilicon process. This in turn will
- Bit line contacts for a dynamic random access memory have achieved a significant increase in the saturation current of the associated selection transistor.
- Another advantage is that in the case of the metallic bit line contact according to the invention, in comparison with the polysilicon process, the outdiffusion of dopant into adjacent structural elements, in particular into the channel region of the selection transistor, and thus also the resulting functional disorders of the structural elements concerned can be controlled much better.
- the cheaper contact resistance of the metallic bit line contact compared to the polysilicon-filled contact hole makes it possible to downsize the dimensions of the integrated structures. With the method according to the invention, a higher integration density can be achieved in particular with DRAMs.
- a significant advantage of the invention is also that when the metallic bit line contact is implemented, the cleaning step with BHF which is carried out in the polysilicon process after the photolithographic structuring of the contact hole to remove the native oxide can be considerably shorter.
- a liner creates a barrier layer between the filling of the bit line contact hole and the semiconductor substrate, which prevents the substrate damage that is common during metallization.
- Ti or Ti / TiN as the material for the liner layer, which is introduced as an intermediate layer between the semiconductor substrate and the metal filling of the contact hole, and the use of a sputtering process, a chemical deposition process from the gas phase (CVD) or an atomic
- Layer deposition method (ALD) in the method according to the invention enables a uniform coating of a contact hole with a high aspect ratio, in particular a bit line contact hole, of a dynamic memory cell. This reliably prevents possible damage to the semiconductor substrate caused by the metallization.
- the semiconductor substrate is heated to form the locally delimited electrical contact layer. This enables damage caused by the doping in the crystal lattice of the semiconductor substrate has healed, so that there are no functional restrictions of the structures produced with the aid of the method according to the invention.
- the doping takes place in the contact hole for the bit line contact and the peripheral contacts of a memory cell in a cell field using a mask in a common process step, so that the inventive design of the bit line contact as a metallic contact means fewer process steps compared to the Polysilicon process in the manufacture of a DRAM become necessary.
- the generally necessary separate cleaning step of the bit line contact with BHF can be dispensed with entirely, as a result of which an undesired contact hole preparation, which could be caused by the cleaning process is completely avoided.
- FIG. 1A to 1E show a process sequence according to the invention for producing a metallic bit line contact of a memory cell according to the invention for a DRAM
- FIGS. 2A to 20 show a further process sequence according to the invention for producing metallic bit line contacts for a 256 Mbit DRAM.
- the process sequence according to the invention for producing metallic bit line contacts is illustrated using the example of a bit line contact for a memory cell in a dynamic random access memory (DRAM), the memory cell having a trench capacitor.
- DRAM dynamic random access memory
- the process sequence according to the invention can also be applied to differently designed memory cells.
- analogous application of the process described above to structures with complementary doping is the analogous application of the process described above to structures with complementary doping.
- FIGS. 1A to 1E show cross sections through a semiconductor wafer in various process stages for forming the bit line contact.
- FIG. 1A shows a cross section of the dynamic memory cell before executing the bit line contact, on which structures were generated in previous process steps.
- the memory cell comprises a trench capacitor 20 and a selection transistor 30, the manufacture of which is preferably carried out with
- the selection transistor 30 comprises two n-doped diffusion regions 31 in a p-doped semiconductor substrate 10, which define the source / drain electrodes, and a highly n-doped region 32 via a channel 33 between the two diffusion regions 31, the is located within an insulator layer 40 and forms the gate electrode.
- the trench capacitor 20 is filled with a highly n-doped material 23, which forms the inner capacitor electrode. This electrode is separated by a thin layer 21 with a high dielectric constant ⁇ r from a likewise highly n-doped region 11 in the semiconductor substrate 10, which forms the outer electrode of the trench capacitor.
- the outer electrode 11 of the trench capacitor 20 has a Overlap with the source / drain electrode 31 of the selection transistor 30.
- a contact hole 50 is produced in a process step above the source / drain electrode 31 in the insulator layer 40 using the photolithographic method known per se. Removal of the native oxide in the etched contact hole 50 can be carried out in a further process step using one of the known methods. Alternatively, the contact hole 50 can also be produced with the aid of the dual damascene method, in which case separate removal of the native oxide can advantageously be dispensed with.
- FIG. IB shows the cross section of the memory cell after the creation of the contact hole 50.
- a locally limited contact layer 52 is produced in the substrate surface in the contact hole 50.
- the substrate surface exposed in the contact hole 50 is preferably bombarded with an ionized dopant 51.
- the highly doped region 52 produced by this process at the exposed contact area in the semiconductor substrate has a very low lateral infiltration of the insulator layer 40 and thus of the gate electrode 32.
- the damage to the solid-state lattice of the semiconductor surface which may be caused by the ion implantation in the contact hole region 52 is subsequently eliminated by a heating step healed.
- the locally delimited contact layer 52 in the substrate surface in the contact hole 50 can also be produced using another doping method, for example using a method based on the diffusion of a dopant.
- a dopant for example, a method based on the diffusion of a dopant.
- the baking step takes place with a shorter duration or temperature or is omitted entirely.
- a liner layer 60 is then deposited in the contact hole 50 using a deposition method.
- a deposition method In particular, a sputtering process is used for this purpose, since this reliably results in sufficient ground cover in the contact hole.
- the liner layer 60 prevents harmful chemical reactions which are caused when certain metals are used in the context of a metallization of the contact hole 50 in the diffusion region 52.
- the deposited liner layer 60 can also be heated in the further course of the process.
- FIG. 1D shows the memory cell after the liner layer 60 has been deposited.
- the contact hole 50 is made with a metal or metal alloy, preferably tungsten, aluminum or copper, using a deposition method known per se, as shown in FIG. 1E , filled up.
- the bit line metallization is preferably carried out simultaneously with the filling of the peripheral contact holes. This is followed by a cleaning step known per se for removing the material residues and planarizing the surface.
- the exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention shown above uses a metal or a metal alloy to fill the bit line contact hole 50.
- the bit line contact 55 produced by means of this method has a significantly lower contact resistance compared to a bit line contact filled with polysilicon. In this way, a significant increase in the saturation current of the selection transistor 30 can be achieved in comparison to the polysilicon-filled contact. Since the necessary cleaning step with BHF is also significantly shorter in comparison to the polysilicon process, the manufacturing process shown above only leads to a slight expansion of the bit line contact hole 50, as a result of which the risk of short circuits between two adjacent bit line contacts 55 is significantly reduced.
- FIGS. 2A, 2C, 2E, 2G and 21 to 2K and 2M to 20 show a cross section through a silicon wafer 10 with a trench capacitor 20 and a selection transistor 30 in various process stages for forming a bit line contact and further peripheral contacts. Furthermore, to illustrate the individual process steps, the views of the structured surface are shown in FIGS. 2B, 2D, 2F, 2H and 2L, which show the section plane along line 100 in the previous figures. In the process sequence shown in FIGS. 2A to 20, tungsten is used as the metal for filling up the conductor tracks and the contact holes.
- FIG. 2A shows the silicon wafer 10, which is weakly p-doped and has a buried n-doped region 11 and further, not described in more detail n or p-doped wells, which were produced in previous process steps.
- Two trench capacitors 20 and further peripheral structures are also formed in this silicon wafer 10 from previous process steps.
- Each trench capacitor 20 is filled with arsenic-doped polysilicon 23, which forms the inner electrode of the trench capacitor.
- This electrode has a nitride layer 21 with a high dielectric constant ⁇ r in a lower part of the trench and an SiO 2 layer with a lower dielectric constant ⁇ r 'in an upper region 22 of the trench, which separates the electrode from the highly n-doped region 11 in the semiconductor substrate 10 separate.
- This highly n-doped region 11 forms the outer electrode of the trench capacitor 20.
- a layer of phosphorus-doped polysilicon is formed in the upper region 22 of the trench.
- Each of the two selection transistors 30 has two highly n-doped diffusion regions 31, which serve as current-supplying (source) and current-receiving (drain) electrodes.
- a control electrode (gate) 32 which is preferably embedded in an insulator layer 41 consisting of Si 3 N, which preferably consists of phosphorus-doped polysilicon and is insulated from the channel area by a further electrically non-conductive layer becomes.
- the gate electrode 32 When the memory cell is in operation, the gate electrode 32 generates an electric field in the p-channel region and opens a line channel 33 for the reading or reading process of the trench capacitor 20.
- the memory cell in FIG. 2A has further structures which are not essential for the invention, so that it is not dealt with in more detail here.
- the surface of the memory cell is also covered with an insulating layer 40, which preferably consists of SiO 2 and was generated in an earlier process step in a TEOS gas phase deposition process and by a subsequent temperature step.
- FIG. 2B shows a top view of the unstructured insulator layer 40. 1 1 d 1 1 1 oil 1 1 d
- a lithographic structuring of the two insulator layers 40, 41 is now carried out again in order to produce contact holes 70 in the periphery of the memory cell array.
- a layer of photoresist 43 is applied to the surface, then exposed using a mask and developed using a conventional method.
- the structures are generated with the aid of a plasma etching method 73.
- the surface is then freed from the photoresist 43 as in the first lithography step.
- FIG. 2H shows the top view of the structured photoresist layer 45 with contact holes 70 in the peripheral structures of the memory cells.
- FIG. 2J shows a further ion implantation 71 on the substrate surface of the peripheral structures exposed by the previous lithographic structuring.
- a special photoresist (not shown here) suitable for the ions used is applied to the surface and developed.
- the following implantation of arsenic ions 71 takes place only in the areas of the peripheral contact structures not covered by the photoresist.
- the areas 72 prepared in this way in the semiconductor substrate 10 thus have a contact layer with high arsenic doping.
- wet cleaning steps are carried out using the Piranha and Huang / Megasonic methods.
- the two implantation processes 51, 71 shown in FIGS. 2E and 2J can be carried out in a common process step using a modified mask.
- the next step is to anneal the implantation area 52, 72. This will heal any damage caused by the ion implantation reached in the semiconductor substrate 10 in the contact hole regions.
- the conductor tracks necessary for contacting the bit line contact holes 50 of the memory cell and the contact holes 70 in the peripheral structures are produced photolithographically.
- the surface of the wafer is covered with a photoresist layer 44, exposed through a mask and developed.
- FIG. 2L shows a top view of the structured photoresist layer 44 with the bit conductor tracks 54 and further conductor tracks 74 in the periphery of the memory cells.
- FIG. 2M shows the structures subsequently formed by plasma etching in the insulator layer 40 for the bit conductor tracks 54 and further conductor tracks 74 in the peripheral structures of the memory cell field after the removal of the photoresist 44 and subsequent wet cleaning of the surface using the Piranha method.
- FIG. 2N shows a cross section through the wafer surface after removal of the native oxide in the contact holes and subsequent deposition of a liner layer 60.
- a metal which is titanium in the exemplary embodiment shown, was sputtered on the Surface of the wafer applied, ensuring sufficient ground cover.
- the liner layer 60 is heated in a subsequent process step.
- FIG. 20 shows the wafer after the bit line contact 55 has been carried out.
- tungsten was deposited on the surface of the wafer in the modified chemical vapor deposition process (MCVD) and then by means of the chemical mechanical see polishing so planarized that the metal is only present in the deeper structures of the bit lines 54, 55 and the peripheral contacts 74, 75.
- MCVD modified chemical vapor deposition process
- wet cleaning of the wafer surface is carried out to remove the polish residues.
- the dual damascene technique is used to produce the bit line contacts 55.
- the removal of the native oxide in the contact hole with BHF, which is necessary in the polysilicon process, can be dispensed with entirely here. There is therefore no widening of the bit line contact holes 50, as in the polysilicon process, so that the risk of short circuits between adjacent bit line contacts 55 is minimized.
- the same metal preferably tungsten
- the same metal is used to fill the contact holes for the bit line contacts and for the peripheral contacts, as a result of which the entire metallization can be carried out in one process step, in contrast to the polysilicon process, where the filling of the bit line contact holes is also carried out doped polysilicon requires a further process step.
- the bit line contact 55 produced according to the exemplary embodiment presented has a significantly lower ohmic resistance compared to a bit line contact produced according to the polysilicon process. Since there is no serious diffusion of a dopant from the bit line contact 55 into the channel region 22 of the selection transistor 20 in a bit line contact 55 produced according to the inventive method described above, as in the polysilicon process, significantly shorter distances between the electrodes 31 can be achieved with this method to each other and thus a higher overall integration density of the DRAM can be achieved.
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