WO2000036651A1 - Integrierte schaltung mit kapazitiven elementen - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an integrated circuit with capacitive elements for smoothing the supply voltage according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- Integrated circuits are known in a large number of embodiments and do not require any further explanation.
- the smoothing of the supply voltage of integrated circuits by means of capacitors has proven to be advantageous because the integrated circuits in question can thereby operate without interference and have a reduced electromagnetic emission. It is particularly advantageous for reasons of surface optimization if the capacitors provided for smoothing are also integrated in the integrated circuit.
- the capacitors provided in integrated circuits require a large amount of chip area in comparison to other integrated elements, as a result of which the respective integrated circuit often becomes relatively large and therefore also expensive, error-prone and unwieldy.
- JP 2-250 370 A describes an integrated circuit in which the capacitors used to smooth the supply voltage are arranged below the corresponding supply paths via which the integrated circuit is supplied with the supply voltage.
- the capacitors are formed there by the interaction of poly sections formed in a polysilicon layer of the integrated circuit and the substrate regions located underneath. In this way, the negative side effects described above can be avoided in whole or in part.
- an integrated circuit device by the provision of capacitors provided for smoothing the supply voltage not or at least not necessarily larger than integrated circuits that do not contain such capacitors.
- the capacitors described in JP 2-250 370 A are sometimes not sufficient in many integrated circuits to smooth the supply voltage to the desired or required extent.
- connection impedances This is generally due to the fact that the so-called on-chip capacitances described above have a very large resistive portion of their connection impedances, which essentially results from the high surface resistances of the polysilicon or diffusion electrodes used in particular with on-chip gate capacitances results.
- This high resistive component of the connection impedances causes a very low damping at high frequencies, as a result of which high-frequency AC components can be radiated into the system surrounding the integrated circuit. Such electromagnetic radiation can lead to interference from sensitive circuit elements.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of developing an integrated circuit of the generic type in such a way that its supply voltage can be smoothed in the best possible way, even with high-frequency signals, without the associated increase in the size of the integrated circuit.
- the integration of at least two capacitors connected in parallel to one another does not make the integrated circuit larger, or at least minimally, than would be the case without the capacitor integration.
- the integrated circuit according to the invention can therefore be accommodated in a minimal area.
- the proximity of the capacitors to the supply tracks that conduct the supply voltage to be smoothed furthermore makes it possible for the electrical connections required to effectively place the capacitors between the two poles of the supply voltage to be made extremely short, as a result of which the integrated circuit simple to set up and manufacture, and reliable in operation.
- Figure 1 shows schematically in a sectional view the basic structure of an integrated circuit with Smoothing of the supply voltage provided capacitive elements
- FIG. 2 shows the equivalent circuit diagram (a) for the elements of an integrated circuit according to FIG. 1 and the associated impedance curves (b).
- FIGS. 1 and 2 elements that correspond to one another have been provided with the same reference symbols.
- Figure 1 shows schematically in a sectional view the basic structure of an integrated circuit with capacitive elements provided for smoothing the supply voltage.
- FIG. 1 it should be noted in advance that - although this is a sectional illustration - no hatching is shown for reasons of clarity.
- the integrated circuit considered here can be any type of integrated circuit, in particular a CMOS circuit. Part of this integrated circuit is shown only in part in FIG.
- the integrated circuit is integrated in a substrate S, which can be, for example, a semiconductor body made of silicon.
- a poly layer P for example made of polysilicon, is arranged above the substrate at a first distance D 1.
- a spaced-apart first metal layer M1 is provided over the poly layer P.
- a second metal layer M2 is provided over the first metal layer M1 at a second distance D2.
- FIG. 1 thus shows two metal layers M1, M2 and an underlying poly layer P.
- other metal layers layers or further poly layers can be provided above the substrate S having the integrated circuit.
- the spaces between the individual layers or the substrate S are filled with an insulating material, which is not specifically shown in FIG. 1 and which typically contains silicon dioxide.
- the structures of the first metal layer M1 shown are a first supply path 1, which is connected to a first supply potential VI, and a second supply path 2, which is connected to a second supply potential V2. Via the first and the second supply path 1, 2, the supply voltage is supplied to the points of the integrated circuit at which it is required.
- the first supply potential VI can be the VDD
- the second metal layer M2 contains a third supply path 3, which is also connected to the first supply potential VI in the exemplary embodiment shown.
- the poly layer P consists of one or more poly sections 4 and is connected to the first supply path 1 via first plated-through holes 5.
- the second supply path 2 is connected to the substrate S via second plated-through holes 6.
- the first supply path 1 is thus coupled via the poly section 4 in a known manner via a first capacitive element (first capacitor) 11 to the substrate S and thus to the second supply path 2.
- first capacitor 11 is essentially arranged under the supply tracks 1, 2 and is formed by the interaction of the poly section 4 and the substrate S.
- second capacitor 12 is also provided, which is formed from the interaction of the second supply path 2 and the third supply path 3.
- the semiconductor body consists of an n-doped substrate S. It would of course also be conceivable to use a p-doped or undoped substrate S.
- a p-doped well 7 is embedded in the substrate ⁇ . This trough 7 can have been introduced into the substrate S by a diffusion process, by ion implantation with an optionally subsequent temperature step, by deposition, etc.
- At least one zone 9 is embedded in the trough 7 on the surface 8 of the substrate S.
- zone 9 is heavily n-doped.
- zone 9 may also have been introduced into tub 7 by diffusion or ion implantation.
- the first zone 9 represents a channel implantation or a channel diffusion for the integrated circuit manufactured in CMOS technology or its gate capacitances 11.
- Zone 9 is connected to second supply track 2 via second plated-through holes 6.
- the said zone 9 and the second plated-through holes 6 thus form the substrate contacts, the function and mode of operation of which are known and require no further explanation.
- two capacitors 11, 12 are provided, of which the first among the supply tracks 1 and 2 and the second above the supply track 2 is provided.
- the construction and arrangement of the capacitors 11, 12 described is shown only in a highly schematic manner in FIG.
- the first capacitor 11 located below the supply tracks 1 and 2 is formed by the poly section 4, a zone 9 provided underneath in the substrate S or the trough 7 and the insulating material lying in between.
- the second capacitor 12 is formed by the overlapping surfaces of the second and third supply tracks 2, 3 and the insulating material lying between them.
- the first capacitor 11 provided for smoothing the supply voltage is essentially below the supply tracks 1, 2.
- this poly section 4 of the first capacitor 11 has a very large area, it is advantageous if the poly section 4 is connected to the first supply path 1 via a plurality of advantageously through-holes 5, which are advantageously spaced apart from one another and arranged in a row. This allows the real parts of the capacitor impedances to be kept low, which is particularly important for the high-frequency behavior of the capacitors 11. It also proves to be particularly advantageous if the ohmic resistance of the first capacitor 11 is caused in approximately equal parts by the zone 9 and the poly section 4. Typically, but not necessarily, the areas of zone 9 shown in FIG. 1 are designed to be significantly larger in area than the relevant poly section 4.
- the second supply track 2 is particularly advantageous here for reasons of effectiveness if the second supply track 2 is essentially covered by a single, large-area supply line, namely the third supply track 3. Since the second and third supply tracks 2, 3 are typically made of metal, the real part or the ohmic part in the capacitor impedance of the second capacitor 12 is generally negligible compared to its imaginary part.
- each poly section 4 does not have to be assigned its own zone 9; a single, large zone 9 can also be provided for all poly sections 4.
- the arrangement of the capacitors 11, 12 under the supply tracks 1, 2, 3 proves to be advantageous in several respects: On the one hand, because this space is usually not used for other purposes in an integrated circuit, and the arrangement of the capacitors 11, 12 at this point is thus does not lead to an enlargement of the integrated circuit. On the other hand, the inevitable connections between the supply tracks 1, 2, 3 and the capacitors 11, 12 wherever provided can advantageously be established particularly simply and elegantly.
- FIG. 1 An equivalent circuit diagram results for the structure shown in FIG. 1, which is described in more detail below with reference to FIG. 2.
- the structure shown in FIG. 1 thus results in the parallel connection of the first capacitor 11 and the second capacitor 12 shown in FIG. 2 (a).
- These capacitors 11, 12 are typically not to be regarded as ideal, ie they have a capacitive one Share also an inductive and resistive share.
- the MOS capacitor 11 is known to be calculated as follows:
- the equivalent for the second capacitor 12, referred to below as the metal capacitor, is a series connection of second capacitance CME; second inductance JJE and second resistor RMET- D i- e corresponding impedance Z MET ( S ) of the metal capacitor 12 is calculated as follows:
- the first series connection resulting from the elements of the MOS capacitor 11 and the second series connection resulting from the elements of the metal capacitor 12 are connected in parallel with one another.
- the total impedance Z (S) thus results for this parallel connection Z (S) - Z "os - Zm ⁇ _
- the parallel connection of the first series connection and the second series connection is arranged between the first supply potential VI and the second supply potential V2.
- the particular advantage of this parallel connection is that the first capacitive element CJ ⁇ QS is dimensioned much larger than the second capacitive element C ⁇ ET- This is due in particular to the fact that the plate spacing Dl of the first capacitive element C ⁇ Q S is generally significantly lower than the plate spacing D2 of the second capacitive element C ⁇ ET, so that the first capacitor accordingly has a much larger capacitance than the second capacitor.
- D1 is usually the plate spacing of a gate capacitance; In the case of an integrated circuit, depending on the technology used, D1 is in the range of a few nanometers (eg 5-15 nm). In comparison, the plate distance D2 is typically at least 10 times larger than the plate distance Dl (eg D2> 100 nm).
- the inductive elements L MET result from the fact that the corresponding capacitive elements ⁇ Q ⁇ , C ⁇ T generally do not represent ideal capacitances; rather, real capacitors generally also have a non-negligible, inductive component, which is increasingly noticeable, particularly in the high-frequency range of the impedance curve.
- the first resistive element R OS essentially results from the resistance value of the poly section 4 and from the sum of the diffusion resistances of the zones 7, 9. In contrast, the corresponding conductance values of the supply tracks 1, 2 are low and can generally be neglected.
- the second resistive element RMET essentially results from the resistance values of the supply tracks 2, 3. Ideally, the resistance value of the second resistive element RMET is almost zero and can be neglected compared to the much larger resistance value of the first resistive element R ⁇ os.
- the respective impedance curves as a function of frequency f are shown in Figure 2 (b).
- the curve denoted by (B) denotes the impedance curve for the MOS capacitor 11 and the curve denoted by (A) the impedance curve for the metal capacitor 12.
- the bold curve (C) then denotes the total impedance curve for the parallel connection of the two Capacitors 11, 12 corresponding to Figure 2 (a).
- the total impedance curve resulting from the parallel connection shows a clear improvement in the frequency behavior or in the damping behavior, since in particular the low-impedance area between the capacitive and inductive components has been significantly broadened.
- the capacitive component dominates in the low-frequency range until the minimum of the impedance curve is reached, while the inductive component dominates in the subsequent, higher-frequency range. This behavior brings a significant increase in effectiveness of combined MOS / metal capacities compared to a single, pure MOS capacitance. At very low frequencies in the The MOS capacitance is effective below 200 MHz, and the metal capacitance at higher frequencies.
- a parallel connection of at least two such capacitors 11, 12 thus enables broadband buffering
- FIG. 1 Although the structure shown in FIG. 1 is currently regarded as the simplest capacitor arrangement according to the invention, this should not be understood as a limitation of the invention.
- the capacitors 11, 12 can in principle also be arranged in any other way under the supply tracks 1, 2, 3. However, it is particularly advantageous if the first capacitor 11 and / or the second capacitor 12 are connected over the largest possible area.
- the present invention has been illustrated in particular on the basis of a simple single MOS capacitance 11.
- the invention can also be extended to any integrated circuits, which are designed, for example, in CMOS technology, with any number of such MOS capacitors 11.
- CMOS complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor
- MOS capacitances typically have at least two of these MOS capacitances, which are designed to be complementary to one another.
- the present invention was further illustrated using a single metal capacitance 12 connected in parallel with the single MOS capacitance 11.
- a plurality of metal capacitors 12 according to the invention are connected in parallel to one MOS capacitor 11 in each case.
- the dimensioning of MOS capacitors 11 and metal capacitors 12 of the parallel connection means that they can be optimally adapted to the respective frequency spectrum and thus a very broadband buffering can be achieved.
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