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Zeolite Molecular Sieve Thin Films As Low-K Dielectrics

技術優勢
The new UC technology provides the following benefits: Pure silica zeolites demonstrate higher chemical, thermal, and mechanical stability, and lower k than sol-gel silica and surfactant templated mesoporous silica; Hydrophobic properties help to mitigate water adsorption problems; Method is easily incorporated into existing semiconductor manufacturing processes; Allows production of zeolite films with designed properties.
詳細技術說明
Scientists at the University of California have developed an novel method for using zeolite molecular sieves and low-k dielectrics as well as techniques for the design and synthesis of thin films of these materials for use as inter-metal dielectrics in ICs.
*Abstract


The next generation of integrated circuits (ICs), with feature size smaller than 0.25 micron, will require inter-metal dielectrics with k less than 3. Current commercially available dielectric materials, such as spin-on glasses and fluorinated SiO2 (k>3) are inadequate. Organic polymers and inorganic nonporous silica have been investigated as potential alternative materials. However, both present several drawbacks. Although organic polymers can have a k between 2 and 3, they display low thermal stability and poor heat conductivity. In addition, the low mechanical strength of polymeric materials can lead to problems in the chemical and mechanical polishing (CMP) process. Generating porosity inside of inorganic materials, such as nanoporous silica, has proven to be a popular method for reducing the k of these materials. However, present formulations have only demonstrated a dielectric constant of approximately 2. Also, the extremely high porosity of nanoporous silica leads to poor heat conductivity, low mechanical strength, and low resistance to electrical breakdown. Further concerns with this material include the necessity of surface treatments to avoid moisture adsorption and its significant shrinkage during drying, which creates problems for metal gap filling.


*IP Issue Date
Jun 3, 2003
*Principal Investigation

Name: Huanting Wang

Department:


Name: Zhengbao Wang

Department:


Name: Yushan Yan

Department:

附加資料
Patent Number: US6573131B2
Application Number: US2001900386A
Inventor: Yan, Yushan | Wang, Huanting | Wang, Zhengbao
Priority Date: 13 Jul 2000
Priority Number: US6573131B2
Application Date: 6 Jul 2001
Publication Date: 3 Jun 2003
IPC Current: C01B003702 | H01L0021316 | H01L0021768
US Class: 438207 | 257E21273 | 257E21274 | 257E21581 | 423326 | 423705 | 423713 | 423714 | 423715
Assignee Applicant: The Regents of the University of California
Title: Silica zeolite low-k dielectric thin films and methods for their production
Usefulness: Silica zeolite low-k dielectric thin films and methods for their production
Summary: For use as dielectric in semiconductor and other devices.
Novelty: Continuous bimodal silica zeolite film for use as dielectric in semiconductor device has specific pore volume of micropores having specific average pore size
主要類別
化工/材料
細分類別
化工/材料應用
申請號碼
6573131
其他

Tech ID/UC Case

10131/1999-179-0


Related Cases

1999-179-0

國家/地區
美國

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