M. Sinha, Rinus Lee, S. N. Devi, G. Lo, E. Chor, Y. Yeo
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Abstract
This paper demonstrates the integration of Al segregated NiSi/p+-Si S/D contact junction in p-FinFETs for parasitic series resistance reduction. Al is introduced by ion implant into p+ S/D region followed by nickel deposition and silicidation. Drive current enhancement of ∼15 % is achieved without any degradation of short channel effects. This is attributed to the lowering of ΦBp of NiSi on p-Si from 0.4 eV to 0.12 eV with low Al dose of 2×1014 atoms-cm−2, leading to lowering of contact resistance at NiSi/p+-Si S/D junction.