Towards Enabling Two Metal Level Semi-Damascene Interconnects for Superconducting Digital Logic: Fabrication, Characterization and Electrical Measurements of Superconducting NbxTi(1-x)N
Ankit Pokhrel, Anshul Gupta, Minsoo Kim, J. Soulie, Sujan K. Sarkar, Y. Canvel, Vincent Renaud, B. Kenens, Blake Hodges, Trent Josephsen, Sabine O’Neal, Q. Herr, A. Herr, Z. Tokei
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NbxTi(1-x)N is a promising alternative to replace conventional Nb in superconducting devices. In this work, short loop devices with metal lines and vias were fabricated in IMEC 300-mm pilot line using direct metal etch, semi-damascene approach. Single line resistance of NbxTi(1-x)N wires show that >95% of devices meet the expected resistance of <5000 Ω/μm and leakage measurements show that >95% of devices have low leakage of <1E–16 A/ μm. Low temperature measurements show that the NbxTi(1-x)N wires have transition temperature of 12.5K within 0.5K that of thin film and a critical current of 0.15 mA, within 2X of theoretical maximum.