C. Ni, Y. Huang, S. Jun, S. Sun, A. Vyas, F. Khaja, K. V. Rao, S. Sharma, N. Breil, M. Jin, C. Lazik, A. Mayur, J. Gelatos, H. Chung, R. Hung, M. Chudzik, N. Yoshida, N. Kim
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PMOS contact resistance solution compatible to CMOS integration for 7 nm node and beyond
We report a PMOS contact resistivity (pc) improvement strategy by forming Ge-rich contact interface which is compatible to Ti/Si(Ge) system and CMOS integration flow. Short pulsed (nsec) laser anneal and advanced treatment during pre-clean have shown to be effective to segregate Ge towards SiGe surface resulting in PMOS ρc improvement. With Ge% increasing from 45 to 100%, pc improved three-fold, from 1.2e-8 to 2.8e-9 Ωcm2, due to bandgap modulation and preferred Fermi-level pinning [1]. In the end, we propose a CMOS-integration-compatible contact flow which addresses ρc optimization for both PMOS and NMOS contact.