Electric-field and temperature dependencies of TDDB degradation in Cu/Low-K damascene structures

N. Suzumura, S. Yamamoto, D. Kodama, Hidetoshi Miyazaki, M. Ogasawara, J. Komori, E. Murakami
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The electric field and temperature dependencies of time-dependent dielectric breakdown (TDDB) degradation in Cu/low-k damascene structures are investigated using Cu/SiOC and Cu/SiCN damascene structures. A field-dependent activation energy analysis of TDDB lifetimes demonstrates that there are multiple TDDB degradation mechanisms for a Cu/SiOC structure and that the dominant TDDB degradation mechanism is dependent on the electric field. Under higher electric fields, the SiCN film used as a Cu barrier dielectric (BD) is the main cause of the TDDB failure. As the electric field decreases, the degradation of the inter-level dielectric (ILD) or ILD/BD interface has an impact on TDDB failure. Furthermore, it was found that the field-dependency of Ea reflects the dominant TDDB degradation mechanism and is an important factor in determining a TDDB degradation model that can predict an accurate TDDB lifetime.
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Cu/Low-K damascene结构中TDDB降解的电场和温度依赖性
利用Cu/SiOC和Cu/SiCN damascene结构研究了Cu/低k damascene结构中时介电击穿(TDDB)降解的电场和温度依赖关系。对TDDB寿命的场相关活化能分析表明,Cu/SiOC结构存在多种TDDB降解机制,其中主要的TDDB降解机制依赖于电场。在高电场条件下,SiCN薄膜作为Cu势垒介质(BD)是导致TDDB失效的主要原因。随着电场的减小,层间介电介质(ILD)或ILD/BD界面的退化对TDDB失效有影响。此外,发现Ea的场依赖性反映了TDDB的主要降解机制,是确定TDDB降解模型的重要因素,该模型可以准确预测TDDB的寿命。
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