Supervia Process Integration and Reliability Compared to Stacked Vias Using Barrierless Ruthenium

V. Vega-Gonzalez,H. Puliyalil, J. Versluijs,A. Lesniewska, O. Varela-Pereira,R. Baert, S. Paolillo,S. Decoster,F. Schleicher,D. Montero,J. Bekaert, E. Kesters,Q. T. Le, C. Lorant,L. Teugels, N. Heylen, N. Jourdan, Z. El-Mekki,M. van der Veen,I. Ciofi,B. Briggs, J. Heijlen, L. Dupas, B. De-Wachter,E. Vancoille, T. Webers, H. Vats, L. Rynders, M. Cupak, J. Uk-Lee, Y. Drissi, L. Halipre, A.-L. Charley, P. Verdonck, T. Witters, S. V. Gompel,Y. Kimura, I. Demonie,F. Lazzarino, M Ercken,R. Kim, D. Trivkovic,K. Croes, P. Leray,M. Jaysankar,C. Wilson., G. Muroch,Z. Tokei

international electron devices meeting(2020)

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The integration of high-aspect-ratio (AR) supervias (SV) into a 3 nm node test vehicle, bypassing an intermediate 21 nm pitch layer, is demonstrated. Place-and-route (PnR) simulations of the Power Delivery Network (PDN) proved IR-drop reduction with respect to the stacked-via configuration. SV first and SV last integration approaches were electrically tested using full barrierless ruthenium (Ru) on a dielectric low-k 3.0. A maximum AR = 3.8 was achieved with ~2.4 times lower resistance than the alternative stacked-via configuration. Thermal shock tests produced no SV failure after 1000 cycles between -50 °C and 125 °C, and 250 hours. Time-dependent-dielectric-breakdown (TDDB) tests between SV and M2 lines gave a TTF 63.2% (at 1 MV/cm) \u003e 10 years, when 3 M2 tracks are blocked.
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supervia process integration,stacked vias,barrierless ruthenium,high-aspect-ratio,place-and-route simulations,Power Delivery Network,IR-drop reduction,thermal shock tests,SV failure,time-dependent-dielectric-breakdown,PnR simulations,TDDB tests,temperature -50.0 degC to 125.0 degC,time 250.0 hour,size 3.0 nm,size 21.0 nm,Ru
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