Pre SiGe Wet Cleans Development for sub 1x nm Technology Node

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Pre SiGe Wet Cleans Development for sub 1x nm Technology Node Akshey Sehgal, Anand Kadiyala, Michael DeVre and, Norberto Oliveria April 10 th, 2018

Background Due to higher aspect ratio features observed in advanced technology nodes (1x nm and smaller), the epi growth uniformity suffers across wafer Carbon, fluorine and oxygen residues incoming from post etch and ashing steps degrade the surface cleanliness and inhibit the epitaxial growth = missing epi defects Need C, O and F at low levels simultaneously going into epi deposition Objective Improve pre-epi wet cleans to ensure a pristine surface suitable for uniform epitaxial growth Ensure wet cleans equipment is not contributing to WiW non-uniformity 2

1 2 Achieving Pristine Wafer Surface with Pre-Epi Wet Clean Improving Cavity Size WiW Uniformity

Sub 1x nm HVM Requirements for Pre-EPI Wet Cleans POR wet cleans are twostep cleans (back to back) HVM Requirements: Eliminate carbon, fluorine and oxygen residues from cavity and SPCR Ox SPCR Ox loss is minimal (= limited dhf usage in wet clean steps) Retain cavity shape and size Zero WiW non-uniformity 4

Pre-EPI Wet Clean Splits and XPS Results POR two step wet clean baseline POR with shorter queue time DIO 3 based HF last wet clean DIO 3 based clean with upstream etch process changes 5

Sub 1x nm HVM Requirements for Pre-EPI Wet Cleans DIO 3 based wet clean did not lower missing epi defectivity to required levels SIMS Pad GATE SPCR OX EPI Cavity SIMS pad measurements not reflective of C, O and F removal from SPCR Ox and epi cavity C O F Therefore, we had to develop a new pre-epi wet clean 6

Results from 1 st Split Lot Resistance New pre-epi wet clean R on to largest extent with New wet clean Cavity size is unchanged ~ 50x in missing epi defects 7

8 Post Implementation Results SPC chart for Missing Epi after implementation as POR New Pre-Epi Wet Clean Accomplished with no change in SPCR dimension from old POR Pristine wafer surface required additional changes in upstream processes Further optimization in progress

1 Achieving Pristine Wafer Surface with Pre-Epi Wet Clean 2 Improving Cavity Size WiW Uniformity

10 Need for WiW Uniformity Improvement In sub 1x nm wet cleans, the pre-epi wet clean requires complete post etch residue removal and precise partial removal of SPCR Ox while leaving the rest of the exposed oxide and other materials intact C O F Pre-epi wet clean step done with dhf /IPA drying on single wafer clean SNK does not meet cavity size WIW uniformity process specifications Hence, a decision was made to transfer this critical clean step to a different wet clean vendor toolset, from Vendor A to Vendor B

Improving WiW Uniformity: Adding BS N 2 BS N 2 Adding N 2 to wafer backside in vendor B tool gave worse performance Need to change process/ hardware/ software settings in GO TO tool to WiW non-uniformity 11

Improving WiW Uniformity: Adding dhf on Wafer BS dhf Wafer Rotation BS dhf Had to increase FS dhf time to match removal in Vendor A tool Generating many BS particles with dhf only on wafer BS 12

Improving WiW Uniformity: Adding DIW on Wafer BS dhf Wafer Rotation BS DIW With FS dhf and BS DIW process, only process time needs to be dialed in to achieve target critical cavity dimension 13

Improving WiW Uniformity: Effect of Flow on Wafer BS dhf dhf BS DIW Wafer Rotation Wafer Rotation BS dhf Blanket OX Test Wafer Data Shown BS dhf is generating excessive removal on wafer FS! 14

Improving WiW Uniformity: Adding DIW on Wafer BS + FS dhf scan FS dhf w/o dhf Arm Scan BS DIW Wafer Rotation FS dhf BS DIW Wafer Rotation w dhf Arm Scan 15

Final HVM Setting on Vendor B Tool HVM LEARNINGS: FS dhf BS DIW w dhf Arm Scan Wafer Rotation Need to change process time to match critical cavity dimension achieved on Vendor A tool Adding BS flow makes WiW temperature uniform on wafer FS For wafer BS, recommend using DIW, than dhf, to prevent BS particle generation and center removal signature Need chemical dispense arm scan to minimize WiW non-uniformity 16

Summary DIO 3 based clean with upstream etch process changes gave the lowest C, O and F contamination levels on the XPS pad but does not reflect reality Developed a new pre-epi wet clean that: R on (same measured for not shown transistor metrics such as DIBL, I eff etc.) Cavity size is unchanged ~ 50x in missing epi defects Further optimization is in progress To meet cavity size WiW uniformity requirements, had to transfer wet clean process to new vendor SNK Adding BS flow makes WiW temperature uniform on wafer FS For wafer BS, recommend using DIW, than dhf, to prevent BS particle generation and center removal signature Need chemical dispense arm scan to minimize WiW non-uniformity 17

Acknowledgements Grateful thanks to Fab 8 colleagues in Wet Cleans, Metrology and Defect Inspection Integration, Device and, TCAD

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