Multiple Stress Memorization In Advanced SOI CMOS Technologies

Two distinct stress memorization phenomena in advanced SOI CMOS are reported in this work. Both require a capping layer and anneal, but can be categorized as techniques 1) requiring an amorphized source/drain region and low temperature anneal, and 2) requiring a high temperature anneal, independent...

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Hauptverfasser: Wei, A., Wiatr, M., Mowry, A., Gehring, A., Boschke, R., Scott, C., Hoentschel, J., Duenkel, S., Gerhardt, M., Feudel, T., Lenski, M., Wirbeleit, F., Otterbach, R., Callahan, R., Koerner, G., Krumm, N., Greenlaw, D., Raab, M., Horstmann, M.
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Gehring, A.
Boschke, R.
Scott, C.
Hoentschel, J.
Duenkel, S.
Gerhardt, M.
Feudel, T.
Lenski, M.
Wirbeleit, F.
Otterbach, R.
Callahan, R.
Koerner, G.
Krumm, N.
Greenlaw, D.
Raab, M.
Horstmann, M.
description Two distinct stress memorization phenomena in advanced SOI CMOS are reported in this work. Both require a capping layer and anneal, but can be categorized as techniques 1) requiring an amorphized source/drain region and low temperature anneal, and 2) requiring a high temperature anneal, independent of the crystalline state of the Si. Both improve NMOS drive current, and the resulting improvements are additive to >27% NMOS IDSAT improvement. The first phenomenon is previously unreported. It has been identified to be localized in the source/drains, and yields more improvement with multiple offset implantation prior to capping and annealing.
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