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Plummer J.D., Deal M.D., Griffin P.B. — Silicon VLSI Technology: Fundamentals, Practice, and Modeling
Plummer J.D., Deal M.D., Griffin P.B. — Silicon VLSI Technology: Fundamentals, Practice, and Modeling



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Название: Silicon VLSI Technology: Fundamentals, Practice, and Modeling

Авторы: Plummer J.D., Deal M.D., Griffin P.B.

Аннотация:

Unique in approach, this book provides an integrated view of silicon technology — with an emphasis on modern computer simulation. It describes not only the manufacturing practice associated with the technologies used in silicon chip fabrication, but also the underlying scientific basis for those technologies. Modern CMOS Technology. Crystal Growth, Wafer Fabrication and Basic Properties of Silicon Wafers. Semiconductor Manufacturing — Clean Rooms, Wafer Cleaning and Gettering. Lithography. Thermal Oxidation and the Si/SiO2 Interface. Dopant Diffusion. Ion Implantation. Thin Film Diffusion. Etching. Backend Technology. For anyone interested in Fabrication Processes.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: US edition

Год издания: 2000

Количество страниц: 817

Добавлена в каталог: 27.10.2010

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Предметный указатель
Semiconductor manufacturing, methods/equipment      165—169
Semiconductor manufacturing, methods/equipment, clean factories      165
Semiconductor manufacturing, methods/equipment, gettering      167—169
Semiconductor manufacturing, methods/equipment, wafer cleaning      166 167
Semiconductor manufacturing, models/simulation      180—193
Semiconductor manufacturing, models/simulationclean factories      181—184
Semiconductor manufacturing, models/simulationgettering      186—193
Semiconductor manufacturing, models/simulationwafer cleaning      184 185
Semiconductor manufacturing, technologies/models, limits/future trends in      193 194
Semiconductor manufacturing, wafer cleaning      154 159—161 166 167 173—176 184 185
Semiconductor surfaces, behavior of      7
Semiconductor technology families      41—43
Semiconductor technology families, CMOS devices      42 43
Semiconductor technology families, NMOS devices      41 42
Semiconductor technology families, PMOS devices      41 42
Semiconductors      13—33
Semiconductors, band model      18 19
Semiconductors, bandgapin      27
Semiconductors, bond model      18 19
Semiconductors, defined      13
Semiconductors, degenerate semiconductors      26
Semiconductors, direct band gap semiconductors      30
Semiconductors, dopants      13
Semiconductors, electrical properties of      18 19
Separation by implanted oxygen (SIMOX)      145
SHADE      533
Shallow donors/acceptors      19 20 134
Shallow junctions      373 374
Shallow receptor      20
Shallow trench isolation (STI)      57—60 63
Shockley-Read-Hall (SRH) recombination process      30 31 33 57
Shockley—William      7 44 451
Short channel effects      78
Short-distance interconnects      see "Local interconnects"
Sidewall spacers      76 78
Silane      102 558
Silicide, formation deposition      567 568 699—702 716—718 738—744
Silicide, oxidation      350—352
Silicide, properties      700
Silicon      8 9 131 287
Silicon crystal orientations      96 97
Silicon dioxide, deposition      563—565
Silicon dioxide, growth      see "Oxidation"
Silicon dioxide, plasma etching      644—647
Silicon interstitials      142 143
Silicon lattice attom, missing      97
Silicon nitride      109 110
Silicon nitride, deposition      561—563
Silicon nitride, films      562 563
Silicon nitride, growth and oxidation kinetics      347—350
Silicon On Insulator (SOI) structures      145 146
Silicon oxidation      290
Silicon tetrachloride      102
Silicon wafers, basic properties of      93
Silicon wafers, characterization of      117
Silicon wafers, cleaning      154 159—161 166 167 173—176 184 185 193 194
Silicon wafers, dislocation free wafers      98
Silicon wafers, electrical measurements of      111 112
Silicon wafers, exposure systems      234—241
Silicon wafers, preparation/specification, crystals      105—109
Silicon wafers, tracking      108
Silicon, as representative semiconductor      14
Silicon, carbon in      142—144
Silicon, diamond crystal structure      95 96
Silicon, future projections for      3
Silicon, LOCOS process      53
Silicon, oxygen in      138—142
Silicon, traps in      30—32
SIMBAD      573 602
SIMOX      145
Sims      see "Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS)"
Single-crystal wafers      93
Sirtl etch      188
Slow diffusers      386
Smart-cut process      146
Solid solubility data      377
Solid-phase epitaxy      482—484
Source/drain formation      80—82
Spacer formation      642
Spatial coherence of practical light sources for lithography      217 218
Spatial frequencies of the diffraction pattern      248
Specific contact resistivity      689
Spectrometry, Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry (RBS)      133 175 483 732
Spectrometry, SIMS (Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry)      175 176 396 397
Spectrometry, sputter neutral mass spectrometry      397
Spectrophotometers      45
Spectroscopic ellipsometry      572
Spectroscopy, AES (Auger Electron Spectroscopy)      174 176 651
Spectroscopy, DLTS (Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy)      180
Spectroscopy, Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis (ESCA)      732 733
Spectroscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR)      118 119 732
Spectroscopy, XES (X—ray Electron Spectroscopy)      174 176
Spectroscopy, XPS (X—ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy)      175
SPEEDIE      573—574 582 590—598 653 710 737
Spiking (contact)      692
Spin-On-Dieleciric (SOD)      714 715
Spin-On-Glass (SOG)      512 711 712 714 715 723
Spontaneous chemical etching      627
Spreading resistance      117 397 398
Sputter deposition      511 539—554
Sputter deposition, processes in      542
Sputter etching      549—551 634—636
Sputter neutral mass spectrometry      397
Sputtered flux, topography models      579 580
sputtering      530
Sputtering, targets      543
Sputtering, yield      543 580 656
SRH (Shocklev, Read, Hall) recombination      30 32 33 190
Stacking faults      100 132 192
Stefan—Boltzmann constant      123
Step coverage      509 510 538 589
Steppers      12 54 207 235—237
Sticking coefficient      538 578 624
Sticking coefficient, table of      588
STM      see "Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM)"
Stress dependent oxidation      333—339
Stress, during electromigration      769—772
Stress, in thin films-measurement      734—737
Stuffed barriers      693
Sub-atmospheric CVD (SACVD)      564
Substrate doping effects      343—345
SUPREM IV      312 333 334 336 337 341 347 350 357 403 405 418 420 428 435 738
Surface analysis      173
Surface curvature      748
Surface diffusion fluxes, topography models      577 578
Surface energy      747
Surface inversion      37
Surface recombination velocity      32
Surface SIMS      397
Swirl defects      118 133
TAURUS—TOPOGRAPHY      653 670 671 737
TCA (trichloroethane)      297
Technology Computer-Aided Design (TCAD) simulators      44 91 181
TED      see "Transient Enhanced Diffusion (TED)"
TEM (Transmission Electron Microscope)      120 121 293
Temperature dependence of bandgap      26—28
Temperature gradients      99
Tetraethooxysilane (TEOS) oxide deposition      563 710 718
Tetrakis—diethyamino titanium (TDEAT)      569
Tetrakis—dimethyamino titanium (TDMAT)      569
Thermal energy, and Si-Si bonds      14
Thermal expansion      734
Thermal stress      734
Thermionic emission      689
Thomas-Fermi model of the atom      472
Threshold voltage      42 71
Ti deposition      566 567
Ti-W deposition      566
TiN barrier      695 720
TiN deposition      568 569
TiN local interconnect      83 702 717
Tip or extension (LDD) formation      76—80
Ti—W barrier      694
Total stopping powers      475
Total X-Ray Fluorescence (TXRF)      733
Transfer length      727
Transient—Enhanced Diffusion (TED)      82 375 389 393 469 484—497
Transient—Enhanced Diffusion (TED), atomic-level understanding of      488—497
Transmission Electron Micrograph (TEM) $Si/SiO_2$ interface      293
Traps, in silicon      30 31
Trenching      635
Tri-isobutyl-Al (TIBA)      566
Trichlorosilane      102
TSUPREM IV      312 403 416 431 462 464 743
Tungsten deposition      567 720
Tungsten plugs      567 704 705
Tungsten silicide      567 701
Tunneling      289 689
Ultra violet (UV) light—sensitive part, of resist      54
Ultralow energy implants      468 469
Ultrashallow SIMS      397
Ultrasonic cleaning      160 161
Unintentional doping, methods used to produce atom flux in      511
Unintentional doping, of deposited layers      522
Vacancy      97
Vacancy, diffusion      417—426
Vacancy, oxidation      339—345
Vacuum deposition method, PVD      511
valence electrons      14
Van der Pauw method      373
Vapor pressures of metals      536
Vertical etching      611 666
Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuit process      49 89 220
Via formation      724
Vias      681 706
View Angle      577
Viscoelastic flow      336
VLSI circuit process flow      49
Voids      510
Volume defects in crystals      101
W deposition      567 720
Wafer cleaning      154 159—161 166 167 173—176 184—188
Wafer exposure systems      234—241
Wafer exposure systems, demagnification in      204
Wafer preparation/specification, crystals      105—109
Wafer tracking      108
Wet deposition      567 568
Wet etching      609 612—619
Wet etching, Buffered HF (BHF)/Buffcrcd Oxide Etch (BOE)      612 618
Wet etching, common etchants (table)      619
Wet etching, etch bias      613
Wet etching, etch rates      618 619
Wet etching, etch thick ness/depth      613 614
Wet etching, overethcing      614 615
Wet etching, selectivity      612 613
Wolff rearrangement      224
XES (X—ray Flectron Spectroscopy)      174 176
XPS (X—ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy)      175
XRF (X—ray Fluorescence)      175 176
X—ray Diffraction (XRD)      418 733 736
X—ray Fluorescence (XRF)      175 176
X—ray lithography      275—277
X—ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS)      651 732 733
Yield Models      181—184
Zernike polynomial      252
Zone refining, and FZ growth      128—131
Zone refining, defined      129
“In situ" doped poly      74
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