P. Bhatt, P. Swarnkar, S. Mittal, F. Basheer, C. Thomidis, C. Hatem, B. Colombeau, N. Variam, A. Nainani, S. Lodha
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Cryogenic implantation for source/drain junctions in Ge p-channel (Fin)FETs
We demonstrate record boron activation >4×1020cm-3 and contact resistivity of 1.7×10-8Ω-cm2 on p+-Ge using a single boron implantation process step at cryogenic temperature followed by a low temperature (400oC) activation anneal. Unlike RT and hot (400oC) implantation, cryogenic implantation also gives shallower junctions (maintaining lower Rsh) and higher ION/IOFF ratio. Fin TEM and electrical data as well as device simulations for cryogenic, low energy BF2 implanted epitaxial Ge fins indicate significant and scalable improvement in dopant activation vs room temperature implantation demonstrating feasibility of cryogenic implants for source/drain extensions of future 3D Ge channel p-FinFETs.