P. Kelly, M. Mooney, J. T. Beechinor, B. O’Sullivan, P. Hurley, G. Crean, J. Zhang, I. Boyd, M. Paillous, C. Jiménez, J. Sénateur
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紫外辅助注射液源化学气相沉积(UVILS - CVD)的研究
紫外辅助注入液源化学气相沉积(UVILS-CVD)是一种结合了注入液源化学气相沉积和准分子灯辅助化学气相沉积的新型低温介质沉积系统,于1999年兴起。虽然UVILS-CVD技术仍处于早期发展阶段,但文献报道的结果表明,UVILS-CVD是一种很有前途的技术,可以在低至350°C的温度下控制沉积用于深亚微米CMOS器件的超薄高k金属氧化物介电体。据报道,沉积的UVILS-CVD五氧化二钽电介质折射率在2.02 ~ 2.16之间,具有常规的电容-电压特性,介电常数在18 ~ 24之间,固定氧化物电荷含量小于5×1010 cm−1,击穿场高于2 MV·cm−1。退火使漏电流降低了几个数量级。综述了迄今为止文献报道的UVILS-CVD技术的主要特点。版权所有©2000约翰威利父子有限公司
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