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Institute of Solid State Physics Technische Universität Graz 1. Physics of Semiconductor Devices Oct. 2, 2018

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Institute of Solid State PhysicsTechnische Universität Graz

1. Physics of Semiconductor Devices

Oct. 2, 2018

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• Diodes, solid state lasers, transistors• Computing, communications • Controllers: vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, etc.• Transportation, autonomous driving, electric cars• Efficient lighting, solar cells, displays• Lasers

Institute of Solid State Physics

Physics of Semiconductor Devices

Technische Universität Graz

Peter Hadley

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http://www.if.tugraz.at/psd.html

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Before the lecture, the slides will be uploaded to:https://cloud.tugraz.at/index.php/s/NjuEDwhj1R5CBGT

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Institute of Solid State Physics

Examination Technische Universität Graz

1 hour written exam

One page of handwritten notes

1 Contribution to improve the course

Chapter summaries

Solutions to exam questions

Simulations

Videos

Oral exam

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Jack Kilby's first integrated circuit 1958

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nodemetal 1/2 pitch

gate length

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1 nm

20 nm

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https://irds.ieee.org

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Al: = 3.5 ×107 1/Ω·m

Si: = 4.3 ×10-4 1/Ω·m

Conductivity

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Silicon

silicon crystal = diamond crystal structure

• Important semiconducting material• 2nd most common element on earths crust (rocks, sand, glass, concrete)• Often doped with other elements• Oxide SiO2 is a good insulator

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Large (2 m) single crystals are grown

Silicon

Czochralski process

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czochralski_process

Float zone

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50 m - 0.5 mm thick

Silicon wafers

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http://britneyspears.ac/physics/fabrication/photolithography.htm

http://cleanroom.byu.edu/lithography.parts/Lithography.html

Photolithography

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Ion implantation

Implant at 7º to avoid channeling

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MOSFET

functions as a switch~ 1 billion /chip

Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor

http://en.wikipedia.org/w

iki/Image:M

osfet_linear.svg

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p-Si 100 wafer

Self-aligned fabrication

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p-Si

SiO2 gate oxide

Dry oxidation

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p-Si

SiO2

polysilicon

TiN (CVD)30–70 μ·cm Conductive diffusion barrier

photoresist

CVD: SiH4 @ 580 to 650 °C

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p-Si

SiO2

polysilicongate

TiN

Implant

Expose resistDevelopEtch poly and TiNStrip resistImplant source and drain

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p-Si

n+ n+

polysilicongate

Self-aligned fabrication

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p-Si

n+ n+

Spacer

polysilicongate

SiNx

PECVD SiNx

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p-Si

n+ n+

Spacer

polysilicongate

SiNx

Etch back to leave only sidewalls

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p-Si

polysilicongate

Implant

n+ n+

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p-Si

polysilicongate

n+ n+

TiSi2 (metal)

Salicide (Self-aligned silicide)

Transition metal (Ti, Co,W) is deposited (CVD). During a high temperature step is reacts to a silicide (TiSi2). Not silicide is formed on nitride or oxide.