WO2003017360A1 - Circuit integre avec cellule memoire dram et son procede de fabrication - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates, in general, to integrated circuits. Plu t s particularly, the present invention relates to memory cells in such dynamic type random access DRAM compatible with a method of fabricating a device incorporating such a memory and CMOS components.
- a DRAM memory is in the form of a matrix of columns and rows at the intersections of which there are memory cells consisting of a memory element, typically a capacitor, and of a control switch for this element.
- memory usually a MOS transistor.
- a DRAM type memory cell (FIG. 1) consists of a MOS control transistor T and a storage capacitor C connected in series between an electrical ground M and a bit line BL. The gate of the control transistor T is connected to a line of words WL.
- the transistor T controls the passage of electrical charges between the capacitor C and the bit line BL.
- the electrical charge of capacitor C determines the logic level 1 or 0 of the memory cell.
- the capacitor C is discharged in the bit line BL.
- the capacity of this capacitor must be large with respect to the capacity presented by the bit line BL during the reading phase.
- a large number of DRAM cells thus formed are assembled in the form of a matrix so as to generate a memory plane which may include millions of elementary cells.
- the memory plane is, for certain applications, located within a complex integrated circuit. This is called on-board memory.
- the memory elements are structures of capacitors comprising a first electrode constituted by a foot in contact with a diffusion region of a MOS transistor and a substantially horizontal plate.
- the memory capacitors also include a very thin dielectric, and a second electrode common to several capacitors and consisting of a continuous conductive layer, for example of polycrystalline silicon, disposed above the very thin dielectric. The second electrode is then covered with a thick dielectric layer.
- this electrical contact can be achieved by providing a connection structure, formed for example during the production of the dielectric layer, extending either above the capacitor or offset with respect to the latter.
- This technique has a major drawback, insofar as, in particular, due to the conformation of the capacitor, the electrical contacts between the connection structure and the electrode of the capacitor are of relatively poor quality.
- connection structure being generally coupled to a via ensuring the connection with the substrate, the difference in depth between the capacitor and the latter greatly complicates the production of the circuit, in particular as regards the etching phases.
- via is meant, in the context of this description, a hole filled with an electrically conductive material capable of making an electrical connection between two or more levels of an integrated circuit.
- the invention proposes a particular structure suitable for making contacts between the level of the second electrodes of the memory cells and a conductive level disposed above.
- the invention provides an integrated circuit provided with a connection structure, analogous to a fictitious capacitor, making it possible to produce a via above said fictitious capacitor.
- the integrated circuit comprises a capacitor formed above a substrate inside a first cavity in a dielectric material and comprising a first electrode, a second electrode, a thin dielectric layer disposed between the two electrodes and a connection structure of the capacitor.
- the connection structure is formed at the same level as the capacitor in a second cavity narrower than the first cavity, said second cavity being completely filled by an extension of at least one of the electrodes of the capacitor.
- connection structure constitutes a second or dummy capacitor.
- the first electrode of the second capacitor may be surrounded by dielectric material. It is not intended to be electrically connected to other elements.
- the second electrode of the second capacitor is electrically connected to at least one other second electrode of the circuit capacitor.
- the circuit comprises a via in contact with the second electrode and disposed above it.
- the via makes it possible to pass through the thick dielectric layer disposed above the second electrodes and to ensure electrical contact with at least one higher conductive level.
- the capacitor and the connection structure are formed from the same materials.
- the integrated circuit can also include a MOS transistor connected to the first electrode of the capacitor to constitute a memory cell.
- the invention also provides a DRAM memory cell incorporating an integrated circuit as defined above.
- a method for manufacturing an integrated circuit comprising a capacitor and a connection structure similar to a second fictitious capacitor or capacitor, each comprising a first electrode having a U-section in section, a second electrode at least partially arranged in the U and a thin dielectric layer disposed between the two electrodes, the second electrode of the second capacitor filling the cavity between the branches of the U left by said first electrode, the second capacitor having the same shape and a reduced width compared to the first capacitor. More particularly, simultaneously with the etching of a first cavity in a thick dielectric layer intended to receive a first capacitor, a second cavity of narrower width than the first cavity is etched to form a second capacitor.
- the first and second capacitors are then formed simultaneously, each being provided with a first electrode, a thin dielectric layer and a second electrode, the second electrode of the second capacitor filling the rest of the second cavity left by the first electrode. and the thin dielectric layer.
- a via is then formed on the second electrode of the second capacitor in alignment with the latter, said via passing through a dielectric layer and allowing an electrical connection with a conductive level situated above said dielectric layer and, simultaneously, a second via crossing the circuit up to the substrate and allowing an electrical connection with the latter.
- the first and second capacitors can be formed on a local dielectric layer.
- the first and second capacitors can be formed by depositing a conductive layer, for example made of polysilicon or metal, over the entire surface, local or not, of the circuit during manufacture, that is to say on the upper surface of the dielectric layer in which the cavities have been formed, in the bottom of the cavities and on the side walls of said cavities.
- a conductive layer for example made of polysilicon or metal
- the conductive layer is removed from the upper surface of said dielectric layer by chemical mechanical polishing or by etching.
- one or more thin layers of a dielectric material are deposited, again on the entire surface, local or not, of the circuit during manufacture, that is to say on the first electrode formed by the conductive layer remaining in the cavities and on the upper surface of the dielectric layer in which the cavities are formed.
- a conductive layer intended to form the second electrode is again deposited, again on the entire surface, local or not, of the integrated circuit.
- said conductive layer and the thin dielectric layer or layers are removed from a part of the upper surface of the thick dielectric layer in which the cavities are formed. It is thus possible to leave connections disposed on said thick dielectric layer.
- the width of the second cavity is such that the conductive layer intended to form the second electrode completely fills the cavity left after the deposition of the first electrode and of the thin dielectric layer or layers.
- the via disposed above the second electrode of the second capacitor, intended to ensure the connection of the latter, as well as the deeper via (s), intended for connecting the substrate can be obtained simultaneously by conventional method, or alternatively damascene.
- the formation of the via between the upper surface of the second electrode of the second capacitor and an upper conductive level, the second electrode filling the entire residual cavity makes it possible to avoid having a via which descends to the bottom of said cavity with the presence of polysilicon sides disturbing the filling of the via and not guaranteeing reliable contact.
- the via is short and therefore easier to fill with metal.
- the second capacitor is narrow and therefore takes up little space in terms of the area of silicon used.
- the realization of the via in the alignment of the second capacitor, above the latter makes it possible to avoid altering the structure of the circuit insofar as, during the etching of the hole for the realization of the via, a thickness of silicon is sufficient, in this zone to avoid any deterioration of this silicon layer, even when one comes to bite in this zone during the etching.
- the presence of the sides of said second electrode disturbs the filling of such a via and results in a contact of poor quality or of resistance liable to vary greatly from one capacitor to another.
- the types of etching used do not pose a problem of selectivity because of the very large thickness of the connection structure formed at this location by the second electrode of the fictitious capacitor. Consequently, in the event that an etching would alter the bottom of the via associated with the connection structure, good selectivity would be preserved due to the relatively large thickness of the silicon within this structure.
- first electrode with a thickness of the order of 1000 ⁇
- second electrode with a thickness of the order of 1000 A
- cavity width of the second capacitor of the order of 4000 AT it is possible to provide a first electrode with a thickness of the order of 1000 ⁇ , a second electrode with a thickness of the order of 1000 A and a cavity width of the second capacitor of the order of 4000 AT.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a portion of the integrated circuit according to one aspect of the invention.
- FIGS. 3 to 7 show stages of manufacturing a circuit according to a variant of FIG. 2.
- FIG. 2 shows a connection structure intended to be used in an integrated circuit to make an electrical connection with a capacitor of a memory cell.
- this structure constitutes a fictitious capacitor.
- an integrated circuit comprises a substrate 1 provided with an upper surface la from which were formed by ion implantation active structures which have not been shown, for clarity of the drawing.
- the substrate 1 is deposited on the upper surface 1a and on the upper surface of said active structures a lower dielectric layer 13 and, on the latter, an intermediate dielectric layer 2 which can be made of silicon oxide , made of silicon nitride, of a vitreous alloy of boron, of phosphorus and of silicon (BPSG) or also of a vitreous alloy of phosphorus and of silicon (PSG), or of any other material having suitable dielectric characteristics.
- an intermediate dielectric layer 2 which can be made of silicon oxide , made of silicon nitride, of a vitreous alloy of boron, of phosphorus and of silicon (BPSG) or also of a vitreous alloy of phosphorus and of silicon (PSG), or of any other material having suitable dielectric characteristics.
- An etching step is then carried out which makes it possible to open a hole 3 in the intermediate dielectric layer 2, the bottom of which is formed by the upper surface of the dielectric.
- a layer of polysilicon to form the first electrode 4 of the capacitor.
- the polysilicon layer covers the upper surface of the intermediate dielectric layer 2, the bottom 3b and the side walls 3a of the hole 3.
- the polysilicon layer is removed from the upper surface of the dielectric layer intermediate 2.
- the layer can be made of metal instead of polycrystalline silicon.
- a conductive layer is deposited, for example made of polysilicon, to form the second electrode 6.
- Said layer of polysilicon fills the space in the hole 3 left free by the first electrode 4 and the dielectric layers 5 and covers the upper surface of the intermediate dielectric layer 2.
- Said polysilicon layer is then etched to remove it at least in part from the upper surface of the intermediate dielectric layer 2, with the exception of at least the edges of the hole 3, so that the second electrode 6 has a part 6a disposed in the hole 3 and an upper part 6b extending laterally on either side of the hole 3 on the upper surface of the intermediate dielectric layer 2 to make an electrical connection with the capacitor of a cell memory.
- the dielectric layers 5 therefore form the dielectric of the capacitor, generally referenced 7, comprising a first electrode 4, the dielectric layer (s) 5 and the second electrode 6.
- the conductive layer forming the second electrode 6 can also be left partly on the upper surface of the dielectric layer 2 to form interconnections and, in particular, to connect together a plurality of second electrodes of a plurality of memory cell capacitors adj acentes.
- a first hole 9 is dug from the upper surface 8a of the dielectric layer 8.
- the hole 9 passes through the dielectric layer 8 and reaches the upper portion 6b of the second electrode 6 of the capacitor 7.
- it is filled with conductive material, in particular of metal, hole 9, to form a conductive via 10 which will preferably be arranged in alignment with the hole 3.
- conductive via 10 connecting the second electrode 6 to the upper surface 8a of the dielectric layer 8. Thanks to the particular position of the via 10, aligned with the hole 3 filled by the electrode 6, it is not necessary to take special precautions for the etching of the hole 9 which can even bite in part on the thickness of the portion 6b , as previously indicated.
- a metal layer 11 is deposited which is etched. This layer 11 is in electrical contact with the upper part of via 10. It forms the first metallic interconnection level.
- FIGS. 3 to 7 the different stages of manufacturing a portion of an integrated circuit are illustrated, comprising a first capacitor, for example intended for a DRAM memory cell, a second capacitor suitable for forming a via located at above the latter and intended for the connection of one of the electrodes of the first capacitor and a connection via intended for the electrical connection of the substrates on which the capacitors are formed.
- a lower dielectric layer 13 has been deposited on the substrate 1. Then, a first hole 14 has been etched through the dielectric layer 13 until it reaches the upper surface 1a of the substrate 1. Then filled the hole 14 with metal to form a connection via 15 between the upper surface 13a of the dielectric layer 13 and the substrate 1, more particularly an active area, not shown, formed by doping in the substrate 1.
- FIG. 4 it can be seen that an intermediate dielectric layer 2 has been deposited on the upper surface 13a of the dielectric layer 13, as well as on the upper surface of via 15. '' an etching step which has made it possible to form a large hole 16, for example of the order of 0.4 x 0.8 ⁇ m, a smaller hole 3, for example 0.3 x 0.3 .mu.m.
- a large hole 16 for example of the order of 0.4 x 0.8 ⁇ m
- a smaller hole 3 for example 0.3 x 0.3 .mu.m.
- the conductive layer 17 is then removed from the upper surface of the intermediate dielectric layer 2 by anisotropic etching or by chemical mechanical polishing, so that said conductive layer 17 only remains on the bottom and the side walls of the holes. 3 and 16.
- One or more thin dielectric layers are then deposited over the entire portion of the integrated circuit during manufacture and intended to form the dielectric of the capacitor.
- the thin layer (s) have been represented in the form of a thickened line due to their very small thickness and are marked with the reference 5 in the hole 3 by covering the first electrode 4, and with the reference 19 in the hole 16 by covering the first electrode 18.
- An anisotropic etching step is carried out to remove the conductive layer 20 from the part of the upper surface of the dielectric layer 2, where its presence is not desired.
- the conductive layer 20 thus forms a second electrode 6 in the hole 3 and a second electrode 21 in the hole 16.
- a strip of the conductive layer 20 joining the electrodes 6 and 21 has been left in place so that they are electrically connected.
- This strip may be of relatively reduced width so as to occupy only a small area in the circuit.
- a capacitor of normal width is thus formed, referenced 23 as a whole and formed in the hole 16 and a connection structure 7 similar to a capacitor, of reduced width, formed in the hole 3.
- connection structure 7 is called “second capacitor” or dummy capacitor in the present description because the first electrode 4 is electrically isolated and this dummy capacitor is not used during the operation of the integrated circuit. Then, a thick dielectric layer 8 is deposited (FIG. 7) over the entire portion of the circuit during manufacture.
- an etching step of the circuit is then carried out so as to form the hole 9, located above and in alignment with the fictitious capacitor , and a second hole 26.
- the first hole 9 passes through the dielectric layer 8 and extends between the upper conductive level and the conductive layer 20.
- the etching phase which is implemented as long as the second hole 25 is not completed, is likely to cause an attack on the material located below the dielectric layer, namely the conductive layer. Due to the relatively large thickness of this layer in this area, it is not necessary to take special precautions for the protection of this layer.
- an electrically conductive material is deposited in the holes 9 and 25 so as to form the via 10 for the connection with the connection structure and a second via 26 for the connection with the substrate 1.
- connection structure 7 forms an excellent via support, capable of guaranteeing a high quality contact with a low resistance. value and relatively constant from one circuit to another or from one circuit board to another.
- Via 10 can be used to connect a plurality of second capacitor electrodes, such as capacitor 23, for example the capacitors arranged in a row or else the capacitors arranged on a column of a DRAM type cell matrix.
- Via 15 is used to connect the first electrode of the capacitor 23 to an active area formed in the substrate 1, for example to the drain or to the source of an MOS transistor, making it possible to charge or discharge the capacitor 23.
- barrier layers between the different dielectric layers are possible to use, to increase the selectivity of the etching steps.
- said stop layers have not been shown.
- the width of the hole 3 will be between 2000 and 6000 A.
- the section of the hole 3 will preferably be substantially circular and this in particular due to the etching process.
- the thickness of the first electrode may be between 500 and 2000 ⁇ , and the thickness of the second electrode may also be between 500 and 2000 ⁇ .
- connection structure is made from an extension of the first and second electrodes of the capacitor, that is to say the upper electrode of the capacitor, it is also possible , as a variant, to produce this structure from an extension of one or the other of these electrodes.
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