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Properties of Nanodomain Polymer Derived SiCO Dongjoon Ahn ([email protected] ) University of Colorado at Boulder Department of Mechanical Engineering Advisor: Prof. Rishi Raj

Properties of Nanodomain Polymer Derived SiCO Dongjoon Ahn ([email protected])[email protected] University of Colorado at Boulder Department

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Properties of Nanodomain

Polymer Derived SiCODongjoon Ahn

([email protected])

University of Colorado at BoulderDepartment of Mechanical Engineering

Advisor: Prof. Rishi Raj

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MCEN 5208-Introduction to Research

Background & Objective

• Problems facing current in the Microelectronics Circuit – Signal Propagation Delay– Cross-talk– Power Consumption

• The best way to reduce the Limitation– Use low dielectric constant material

• SiCO as a candidate – Low dielectric constant < 2.0– Thermal and Mechanical stability at high temp.

• Find the low dielectric constant material

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MCEN 5208-Introduction to Research

Research Tasks

• Measure the dielectric properties of SiCO thin films– Thickness– Capacitance– Leakage Current

• Apply the SiCO to actual devices– Low Dielectric Constant– Higher Thermal & Mechanical Stability

Future work

Current work for introduction to research

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MCEN 5208-Introduction to Research

Methodology (Fabrication)

Making Precursor

Coating & Patterning

Heat Treatment

Gold Coating

Measurement

Cross-linking

Densification

Pyrolysis

Annealing

•Liquid Precursor

Spin-Coating

UV Lithography &

Polymerization

Process

Detail Step

Check Point

Out put

• ChemicalComposition

•RPM of Spinner•Wave Length

•Interconnection Si/Insulator/metal configuration

•UV Cured & Patterned

Gel Polymer

•ILD Material on Si wafer

Sputtering

•Temperature

•Dielectric Constant

Measuring Dielectric Property

•Thickness•Capacitance•Leakage Current

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Gold

SiCO

Si Wafer

Methodology (Measurement)

<Si/Insulator/metal configuration>

<Detail Structure>

Apparatus of Measurement

Thickness: Optical Ellipsometry (AutoEL®-II, RUDOLPH RESEARCH)

Capacitance & Leakage Current: Impedance Spectroscopy

(HP 4192A LF IMPEDANCE ANALYZER)

Thickness Measurement

(by Optical Ellipsometer)