Study on Contact Resistance of PtSi/poly-Si

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 電子研究所 === 81 === The thesis studies the contact resistivity of the Ptsi/ p+- polysilicon and PtSi/n+-polysilicon contact structures fabricated by conventional, implant-through-silicide (ITS), and implant-through-mental(ITM...

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Main Authors: Tain-Haw Jan, 詹天皓
Other Authors: Mao-Chieh Chen
Format: Others
Language:en_US
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/56826553364674902214
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Summary:碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 電子研究所 === 81 === The thesis studies the contact resistivity of the Ptsi/ p+- polysilicon and PtSi/n+-polysilicon contact structures fabricated by conventional, implant-through-silicide (ITS), and implant-through-mental(ITM)techniques. The contact resistivity is determined by using the six-terminal CBKR test structure. The effect of implanted impurity (BF2+ and As+ ) dose on the contact resistivity is investigated. The contact resistivity is also studied with respect to the process temperature of the contact test structure. In addition, SEM inspection was used to examine the PtSi surface and the PtSi∕ polysilion interface morphology which is correlated to the contact degradation. It is found that the contact resistivity of the PtSi∕P+-polysilicon contact structure is lower than that of the PtSi∕n+-polysilicon contact structure, while the contact resistivity of the ITS processed samples is lower than that of the ITM processed ones with BF2+ implantation.For the PtSi/polysilicon contact structure, good ohmic contact can be obtained by using the ITS and ITM techniques.For practical application, the following ITS/ITM process condition is proposed for a structure with Pt thickness of 300o or PtSi thickness of 600o; BF2+ implantation at 100keV to a dose of 1E16, annealing temperature 750 to 800℃ for the ITS scheme, and 650 to 800℃ for the ITM scheme.