Integrated circuits with copper metallization for interconnectio

Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic coating – Forming nonelectrolytic coating before depositing...

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205157, 205123, 4272557, 42725536, 427255391, 438653, 438656, 438687, C23C 2802

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061465178

ABSTRACT:
An improved fill of high aspect ratio trenches by copper is obtained by first sputtering a thin nucleating film of copper deposited by physical vapor deposition, then depositing a thin seed layer of copper by chemical vapor deposition, and then completing the fill by electroplating. Stress migration of the fill is improved if the copper deposition is preceded by the deposition by CVD of a layer of titanium nitride either alone or preceded and/or followed by the deposition of tantalum by an ionized PVD source.

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