Advanced Arsenic Doped Epitaxial Growth for Source Drain Extension Formation in Scaled FinFET Devices

S. Mochizuki, B. Colombeau, L. Yu, A. Dube, S. Choi, M. Stolfi, Z. Bi, F. Chang, R. Conti, P. Liu, K. Winstel, H. Jagannathan, H. Gossmann, N. Loubet, D. Canaperi, D. Guo, S. Sharma, S. Chu, J. Boland, Q. Jin, Z. Li, S. Lin, M. Cogorno, M. Chudzik, S. Natarajan, D. Mcherron, B. Haran
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In this paper, we demonstrate a novel Source Drain Extension (SDE) approach to enable NMOS device scaling along with improved performance. For the first time, SDE formation with epitaxially grown As doped Si (Si:As) has been examined and compared to the current state-of-the-art SDE formation in FinFET at 10nm logic ground rules. It is found that a Si:As layer based SDE provides a clear improvement in the short channel effect and a significant device performance increase. It is also shown that a careful co-optimization of the Si:As layer and Source / Drain (S/D) lateral recess is required to achieve the optimum device gain. This paves the way for the ultimate nSDE formation for current and next generation CMOS devices.
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扩展FinFET器件源极漏极延伸形成的先进掺砷外延生长
在本文中,我们展示了一种新颖的源漏扩展(SDE)方法,该方法可以使NMOS器件扩展并提高性能。首次研究了外延生长As掺杂Si (Si:As)的SDE形成,并将其与当前最先进的10nm逻辑基本规则的FinFET SDE形成进行了比较。研究发现,基于Si:As层的SDE明显改善了短通道效应,并显著提高了器件性能。研究还表明,为了获得最佳的器件增益,需要仔细地共同优化Si:As层和源/漏(S/D)侧凹槽。这为当前和下一代CMOS器件的最终nSDE形成铺平了道路。
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