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Carlos Mazure
Santa Clara, October 19th, 2011
From 2D to 3D with SOI and Layer Transfer Technologies
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Outline
IC Industry is introducing several disruptions in the scaling race
• Fully Depleted Transistors: planar and FinFET
• Integration of layer transfer in FEOL
• Wafer to Wafer Stacking
• Summary
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• VT variability has strongly impacted IC design– VT mismatch
– SRAM cell scalability: 6T 8T 10T
– Limitation of Vmin
– Limitation of low VDD operation at acceptable performance
• MOSFET Ioff leakage is an increasing concern– Slow down of LG scaling increasing complexity of contact
– Tradeoff power consumption vs. performance
• CMOS: Increasing complexity of bulk process– Bulk based CMOS no longer good enough for low VDD applications
Shrinking to 22/20nm and beyond
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Ultra-ThinBody
Ultra-Thin Si. FilmBuried Oxide
Planar FD-SOI
GS D
Base Si
Planar
FinFET / TriGate
Non-Planar Lg
S DG
Base Si
H=TsiW
Buried Oxide
Courtesy of IBM
Courtesy of IMEC
The Scaling Path: Ultra-Thin Body Devices
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Fully Depleted 2D : UTSOI 12nm / BOX 25nm substrates
The Substrate for fully depleted 2D technology is ready
• Wafer to wafer top Si control: – 6 Sigma: ±3Å Wafer-to-Wafer in production mode
• Within wafer Si thickness control– Full wafer range (6 Sigma) < 7Å
– Surface roughness 30x30µm² RMS <2.0Å
Best thickness mapSi Range = 4 Å
RMS 2.0
RMS 1.8RMS 2.0
RMS 1.8 A
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Fully Depleted 3D substrates: Faster, Cheaper, Better
Process & statistical variability• Process induced fin height variability• Implant induced RDF
Bulk
Bulk-based Isolation adds several key modules• N-P Trench Isolation Module • Oxide deposition / Oxide etch / CMP• Nwell lithography / pFET isolation
doping• Pwell lithography / nFET isolation
doping
Si etch
Transistor
BEOL
• No fin height variability• No RDF• Simplest Fin formation• Shorter cycle times• Significant cost savings
FD 3D Substrate
Tim
e to
Mar
ket
1. Development Lead Time– SOI-based Isolation is much simpler
2. Cost and Cycle time for FinFET– SOI-based Isolation goes directly into fin module
and device integration
SOI is compelling on Key Fronts
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True Fully Depleted 3D Transistors
• Faster development & faster cycle times– Lower R&D cost
– 1 year earlier readiness
• Cheaper POR & Simpler process– Lower opex & capex
– Same MOL & BEOL
– Same design environment
• Better Manufacturing– Lowest variability
– Higher yields
• Lower power ICs for mobile– Lower VDD & Vmin
– Better Ion & significantly lower Ioff leakage
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XTREME SOI
2010 2011 2012 2013FAMILY PRODUCTS LAYERS (nm)
PREMIUMSOI
SOI : 30 – 90BOX : 145
High Volume Manufacturing
FD3D
20 nm readiness 15 nm readiness
HVMRampUTBOX10SOI : 10 – 20BOX : 10
Dev
sSOIsSOI : 10 – 15BOX : 25
RampDevR&D
UTBOX25 High Volume Manuf. RampDevSOI : 10 – 20BOX : 20 – 50
High Volume Manuf. SOI : 35BOX : 145
PDSOI devices
FDSOI (FD2D) devices
FinFET (FD3D) devices
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Product Roadmap
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Why does it matter for fabless?
• Cheaper POR and simplest solutionSubstrates for FD 2D and 3D pre-integrate device process steps
• Faster time to market– Shorter R&D,
– Re-use Mid of the line & BEOL
• Better manufacturing– Robust and competitive
– Less variability drive lower power and lower Vdd operations
Both FD Substrates are ready nowCost competitive substrate enabling a significantly
cheaper technology scaling.
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Outline
IC Industry is introducing several disruptions in the scaling race
• Fully Depleted Transistors: planar and FinFET
• Integration of layer transfer in FEOL
• Wafer to Wafer Stacking
• Summary
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• Smart StackingTM
– Dielectric Bonding
– Metal-Metal Bonding
• Smart CutTM
– Thin crystalline film stack transfer onto a processed wafers
Bonding Process Schematic Principle
Direct oxide bonding
Mechanicalbond only
Non-Thermo compression: Metal to metal & Metal to oxide
Electrical + mechanical
bond
Direct Bonding Technologies
CMOS waferCrystalline Si
CMOS
Crystalline -Sioxide
Soitec Layer Stacking Building Blocks for 3D Integration
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Low-Temp Smart Cut™: Enable Layer Transfer in FEOL
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400
600
800
10001018 1019 1020 1021 1022
Concentration ( H/cm3 )
Dep
th(n
m)
H implantation profileH implantation profile
Initial Initial SiliconSilicon
OxidationOxidation
Smart Smart CutCutImplantationImplantation
AA
AA
AA
BB
Concentration (cm-3) C. Maleville et al., SOI Conf. 2001.
implated zone
Smart Cut™ Fundamentals: Thin Layer Definition
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BB
AA
AA
BB
SOI waferSOI wafer
CleaningCleaning & & BondingBonding
SplittingSplitting
AnnealingAnnealing & & FinishingFinishing
Example: SOI 76nm Si on 20nm SiO2 C. Maleville et al., SOI Conf. 2001.
Smart Cut™ Fundamentals: Layer Transfer
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• 300mm low temp Si layer transfer demonstrated on patterned wafers – 200nm ± 15nm top layer transferred
•Good R&D results– Good quality Si film– Defectivity typical of R&D phase– Tmax < 500°C
•Post splitting & surface-smoothing– TSi = 200nm ±15nm– Low micro-roughness = 1.2Å RMS
SP2 @ 1.2um threshold2x2µm2 AFM scan
Low Temp Smart Cut: Very thin layer transfer onto a patterned wafer
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Smart Cut + Metal-Metal Direct Bonding
• Demonstration of low temperature Smart Cut with Ti-Ti bonded interface
• Strong bonding energy after 500°C annealing (>2J/m²)• Total Ti thickness ~100nm
300mm Ti-Ti after 500°°°°C annealing
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Outline
IC Industry is introducing several disruptions in the scaling race
• Fully Depleted Transistors: planar and FinFET
• Integration of layer transfer in FEOL
• Wafer to Wafer Stacking
• Summary
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C2W W2W
Laser Drilling Electroplating Adhesive, fusion oxide or
metal-metal bonding Adhesive, fusion oxide or metal-metal bonding
Grinding
DRIE CVD CMP
Photolithography Photolithography Wet Etching Chip alignment Wafer alignment
Wafer/Chip Bonding
TECHNOLOGY
Via Drilling Via Filling Thinning
Soitec Offer
3D Layer Transfer Technologies
• Soitec has expertise and know-how in layer Transfer technologies• Soitec focus is wafer level stacking solutions
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Metal-Metal, Metal-Ox & Ox-Ox
1 2 3 4 5
Starting substrate:
– 200 or 300mm
Low CTE mismatch/ sub micron alignment accuracyLow stress / mechanical deformationHigh Bonding strength & uniformity Compatible with processed waferHigh throughput processes w high align accuracy
& alignment
Smart StackingTM Technology
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• Low thermal budget (<400oC)• Compatibility with:
– Several metals: Cu, Al, W, Ti– Via last– F2F & F2B
• Oxide type optimized for high bond strength + planarization
• Low Temp bonding/alignment• Thinning
CMOS
CMOS
oxide
CMOS
oxide
CMOS
oxide
CMOS
CMOS
TS
VOxide Dep + Planarization
Bond/Align + Anneal
Thin + TSV
TS
V
oxide
oxide
Oxide-Oxide Bonding for 3D Integration
Smart StackingTM Technology
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0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
As Bonded 400oC anneal
Post Bonding Treatment
Bo
ndin
g S
tren
gth
(J/
m2)
Oxide 1
Oxide 2
Oxide 3
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450Temperature ( oC)
Bon
ding
Ene
rgy
(mJ/
m2 ) Process A
Process B
Process C
High Bonding Energy @ Low Temp
Optimum Oxide Type for LT Bonding
•Wafer-to-wafer alignment accuracy < 0.5μm with EVG Smart ViewNT® (5 sites)
•Room temperature bonding (ox-ox & Cu-Cu bonding) ⇒ best alignment accuracy (less CTE mismatch)
Smart StackingTM: Robust Low Temp Ox-Ox Bonding
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Defects Free Bonding
Acoustic microscopy (source: Tracit BU)
High Bonding Energyat <400°C for post
processing and reliability
1µm
Low Stress BondingCompatible with CFA for
any pixel size
SEM cross section of transferredcircuit layer for BSI image sensors(Courtesy: e2v)
Map overlay (courtesy: F.Roy STM)
Smart StackingTM for Backside Imagers
Large Edge Exclusion
Small Edge Exclusion
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• In production for Back Side Illuminated Image Sensor applications• Compliant with military reliability standards (MIL-STD883)
• Passed Vibration, Mechanical Shock & Pull test
Test Condition Pass/Fail
Operating life test (endurance) 125oC/2000h √
High temperature storage 150oC/1000h √
Temperature cycling -55oC, +125oC, 15o/min √
Moisture resistance 65oC, -10oC, 90-100% RH- 10 days √(Courtesy of e2v)
Defect Free
Smart StackingTM for Backside Imagers: HVM
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Cu-Cu direct bonding
• Direct hydrophilic bonding
• Room Temperature & ambient air
• No external force/pressure
• Post bond annealing: 150-400oC
• High thru-put/Low cost of ownership
• Compatibility with:
–Via 1st, middle & last
–F2F, F2B
1
2
3
CMOS
CMOS
CMOS
CMOS
CMOS
Std copper dual damascene
Surface planar + Bond/Align + Anneal
Thin + TSV
TS
V
TS
V
Smart StackingTM enables 3D Direct Cu-Cu Bonding
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Cu inter-diffusion
Non-annealed
Annealed 400oC
• High bond strength @ low temp anneal
-100 -50 0 50 100
-0,6
-0,4
-0,2
0,0
0,2
0,4
0,6
V(m
V)
I(mA)
1 11 2 12 3 13 4 14 5 15 6 16 7 17 8 18 9 19 10 20
Kelvin Structure 10x10µm² contact area
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0 100 200 300 400
Anneal Temperature ( oC)
Bon
ding
Ene
rgy
(J/m
2 ) Cu/Cu full sheet
SiO2 / SiO2 full sheet
Cu / SiO2 full sheet
Patterned Cu
Rc_mean = 5 mΩ ±0.2mΩ
Contact Resistance (m Ω)Ω)Ω)Ω)
0
5
10
15
20
process A Process B Best process
RT@200°C@400°C
VML VMH I
I
K. N. Chen et al
• 10x10µm² contact area• Top substrate
completely removed to access pads
Kelvin structure
3D Direct Cu-Cu Bonding: mechanical & electrical data
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• Memory & Logic Stacking
– Ox-Ox or Cu-Cu bonding
– Circuit partitioning
• Advantages
– Lower RC delay
– Lower Memory latency
– Higher Bandwidth
– Smaller Form factor
Source: Gabriel H. Loh-Georgia Tech, 2008
Source: Puttaswamy & Loh-Georgia Tech+Intel, 2009
Source: S.S. Iyer-IBM- 3D ASIP conf Dec 2010
Applications of W2W
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Patterned optical layer performed on SOI stacked onto a fully processed 200mm CMOS wafer
• Emerging memory or image sensor on logic
– Photodiode, PCRAM, MRAM, RRAM
– Stacking: ox-ox bonding & thinning or LT SmartCut
– Advantages: Density & performance
• MEMS & CMOS Stacking
• Photonics on CMOS
Source: Sasago et. al, Hitachi Central Research Lab 2009
CMOS
oxideCrystalline -Si
Source: S. Kim et. al- Dongbu HiTek, 2009
Image Sensor-diode on top
PCM driven by Poly-Si Diode
Applications of W2W: 3D Memory, Photonics
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Summary
• Direct W2W technologies have proven their first industrial application capability.
• BSI Image sensor is 1st application in production.
• Smart Stacking Technology offers flexibility and reliability, enables wafer to wafer 3D integration.
• Low Temperature Smart Cut has proven to be a powerful technology for 3D integration into FEOL.
Soitec can help you designing, developing and bringing to
manufacturing your 3D stacking requirements
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Acknowlegdements
• Soitec teams from Corporate, R&D and Business Units, in particular Olivier Bonnin, Ionut Radu, Mariam Sadaka, Walter Schwarzenbach, Jocelyne Wasselin
• Leti teams