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Semiconductor Device and Design - 2,

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Semi Conductor 실험보고서 실험설계
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Semiconductor Device and Design - 2,
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    목차

    1. Etching process principle and characteristic
    2. Oxidation process principle and characteristic
    3. Deposition process principle and characteristic
    4. Metallization process principle and characteristic
    5. Reference

    본문내용

    ■ Germanuim was used as the original semiconductor material. Later, silicon became the material of choice for Ics.
    - Bandgap
    〮Si(1.12eV), Ge(0.66eV)
    - Operating temperature
    〮Si can be operated up to ~150℃ while Ge can be operated up to ~100 ℃.

    참고자료

    · Basic Electronics for Scientists and Engineers : Dennis L. Eggleston
    · https://allgo77.tistory.com/63?category=754500
    · https://www.samsungsemiconstory.com/
    · http://blog.naver.com/PostView.nhn?blogId=ckbc6101&logNo=220989102747

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    • 1. Si and Ge characteristics
      Silicon (Si) and germanium (Ge) are two of the most important semiconductor materials used in electronic devices. Both materials have unique characteristics that make them suitable for different applications. Silicon is the most widely used semiconductor material in the electronics industry. It has a high abundance in the Earth's crust, making it a cost-effective option. Silicon has a relatively wide bandgap of 1.12 eV, which gives it good insulating properties and allows for the fabrication of high-power and high-frequency devices. Silicon also has excellent mechanical properties, making it suitable for microfabrication processes. Additionally, silicon-based integrated circuits have been the backbone of the semiconductor industry for decades, with well-established manufacturing processes and a mature ecosystem. Germanium, on the other hand, has a narrower bandgap of 0.67 eV, which makes it more suitable for infrared detection and high-speed electronic devices. Germanium also has higher electron and hole mobilities compared to silicon, allowing for faster device operation. However, germanium is less abundant and more expensive than silicon, and it has lower thermal stability, which can be a challenge in device fabrication. Germanium-based devices are primarily used in specialized applications, such as high-frequency amplifiers, infrared detectors, and some types of solar cells. In summary, both silicon and germanium have their own unique characteristics and are used in different electronic applications based on their specific properties. The choice between the two materials depends on the specific requirements of the device or application being developed.
    • 2. Etching process principle and characteristic
      The etching process is a fundamental step in semiconductor device fabrication, where selected areas of a thin film or substrate are removed to create desired patterns or structures. The etching process is characterized by several key principles and characteristics: 1. Selectivity: Etching processes are designed to selectively remove specific materials while leaving other materials intact. This is achieved by using etchants that have a higher etch rate for the target material compared to the surrounding materials or masking layers. 2. Anisotropy: Etching can be either isotropic (equal etch rate in all directions) or anisotropic (directional etch rate). Anisotropic etching is often preferred in semiconductor manufacturing, as it allows for the creation of high-aspect-ratio features and vertical sidewalls, which are crucial for device performance and integration. 3. Etch rate: The etch rate is the speed at which the target material is removed during the etching process. It is influenced by factors such as the etchant composition, temperature, pressure, and the physical and chemical properties of the target material. 4. Etch profile: The etch profile refers to the shape and geometry of the etched features, which can be controlled by the etching parameters. Desired etch profiles may include straight sidewalls, undercut profiles, or tapered profiles, depending on the specific device requirements. 5. Etch selectivity: Etch selectivity is the ratio of the etch rate of the target material to the etch rate of the surrounding materials or masking layers. High etch selectivity is crucial to ensure the integrity of the desired features and prevent unwanted etching of other layers. 6. Etch damage: Etching processes can sometimes introduce damage to the underlying layers or the surface of the target material, such as surface roughness, defects, or residual contamination. Minimizing etch damage is important to maintain device performance and reliability. The etching process is a critical step in semiconductor device fabrication, and the understanding and optimization of its principles and characteristics are essential for the successful development and manufacturing of advanced electronic devices.
    • 3. Oxidation process principle and characteristic
      The oxidation process is a fundamental step in semiconductor device fabrication, where a thin layer of oxide is grown on the surface of a semiconductor material, typically silicon (Si). The oxidation process is characterized by several key principles and characteristics: 1. Thermal oxidation: The most common method of oxide growth is thermal oxidation, where the semiconductor material is exposed to an oxidizing atmosphere, such as oxygen (O2) or water vapor (H2O), at high temperatures (typically 800°C to 1200°C). 2. Oxide growth mechanism: During thermal oxidation, the oxidizing species (O2 or H2O) diffuses through the existing oxide layer and reacts with the underlying semiconductor material to form a new oxide layer. This process is governed by the Deal-Grove model, which describes the kinetics of oxide growth. 3. Oxide thickness control: The thickness of the grown oxide layer can be precisely controlled by adjusting the oxidation time, temperature, and the partial pressure of the oxidizing species. This allows for the fabrication of oxide layers with thicknesses ranging from a few nanometers to several micrometers. 4. Oxide quality: The quality of the grown oxide layer is crucial for device performance and reliability. Factors such as interface defects, impurities, and stress can affect the oxide quality, and these are carefully controlled during the oxidation process. 5. Oxide types: Different types of oxides can be grown, depending on the application. For example, silicon dioxide (SiO2) is the most common oxide used in semiconductor devices, but other oxides, such as silicon nitride (Si3N4) or high-k dielectrics, may also be used for specific applications. 6. Oxidation atmosphere: The oxidation atmosphere can be either dry (using O2) or wet (using H2O). Dry oxidation typically produces a higher-quality oxide with fewer defects, while wet oxidation is faster and can be used to grow thicker oxide layers. The oxidation process is a critical step in the fabrication of many semiconductor devices, such as metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs), capacitors, and insulating layers. The understanding and optimization of the oxidation process principles and characteristics are essential for the development and manufacturing of advanced electronic devices.
    • 4. Deposition process principle and characteristic
      The deposition process is a fundamental step in semiconductor device fabrication, where thin films of various materials are deposited onto a substrate or an existing layer. The deposition process is characterized by several key principles and characteristics: 1. Thin film growth: Deposition processes aim to grow thin films with controlled thickness, composition, and microstructure. The growth of these thin films can be achieved through various techniques, such as physical vapor deposition (PVD), chemical vapor deposition (CVD), or atomic layer deposition (ALD). 2. Deposition techniques: Different deposition techniques have their own advantages and are suitable for depositing different types of materials. For example, PVD techniques, such as sputtering or evaporation, are commonly used for depositing metals, while CVD and ALD are more suitable for depositing dielectric or semiconductor materials. 3. Deposition rate: The deposition rate is the speed at which the thin film is deposited onto the substrate. It is influenced by factors such as the deposition technique, process parameters (e.g., temperature, pressure, gas flow rates), and the properties of the target material. 4. Film uniformity: Achieving uniform film thickness and composition across the substrate is crucial for device performance and reliability. Deposition processes are designed to ensure good film uniformity, often through the use of advanced equipment and process control. 5. Conformal coverage: In some applications, it is essential to achieve conformal coverage, where the deposited film follows the topography of the underlying surface, even in high-aspect-ratio features or complex geometries. Techniques like CVD and ALD are particularly well-suited for achieving conformal coverage. 6. Film properties: The properties of the deposited thin film, such as electrical, optical, mechanical, or chemical characteristics, are critical for the intended device application. The deposition process parameters are carefully controlled to tailor the film properties to meet the specific requirements. 7. Defects and impurities: Deposition processes aim to minimize the introduction of defects and impurities in the deposited films, as these can adversely affect device performance and reliability. Careful control of the deposition environment, target materials, and process parameters is essential to achieve high-quality thin films. The deposition process is a crucial step in the fabrication of a wide range of semiconductor devices, including transistors, integrated circuits, sensors, and optoelectronic devices. The understanding and optimization of the deposition process principles and characteristics are essential for the development and manufacturing of advanced electronic devices.
    • 5. Metallization process principle and characteristic
      The metallization process is a critical step in semiconductor device fabrication, where metal layers are deposited and patterned to form the interconnections and contacts within the device. The metallization process is characterized by several key principles and characteristics: 1. Metal deposition: The first step in the metallization process is the deposition of a thin metal layer, typically using techniques like physical vapor deposition (PVD) or chemical vapor deposition (CVD). The choice of metal and deposition method depends on the specific requirements, such as electrical conductivity, adhesion, and compatibility with other materials. 2. Patterning: After the metal layer is deposited, it is patterned using photolithography and etching processes to create the desired interconnect and contact structures. This involves applying a photoresist, exposing it to light through a mask, and then selectively removing the metal in the exposed areas. 3. Multilayer metallization: Modern semiconductor devices often require multiple layers of metal interconnects, separated by insulating dielectric layers. This multilayer metallization scheme allows for the creation of complex and dense interconnect networks, enabling the integration of more transistors and functionalities on a single chip. 4. Barrier layers: To prevent the diffusion of metal into adjacent layers, which can cause device failures, barrier layers are often deposited between the metal and other materials. Common barrier materials include titanium nitride (TiN) or tantalum nitride (TaN). 5. Adhesion layers: Adhesion layers, such as titanium (Ti) or chromium (Cr), are sometimes used to improve the bonding between the metal and the underlying layer, ensuring reliable electrical and mechanical connections. 6. Electrical properties: The metallization layers must have low electrical resistance to minimize power dissipation and signal delays. The choice of metal, such as aluminum (Al) or copper (Cu), and the optimization of the deposition and patterning processes are crucial for achieving the desired electrical performance. 7. Reliability: Metallization layers must be robust and reliable, as they are responsible for the long-term operation of the device. Factors like electromigration, stress-induced voiding, and corrosion can affect the reliability of the metallization, and these are carefully addressed during the design and fabrication of the device. The metallization process is a fundamental aspect of semiconductor device fabrication, as it enables the creation of the interconnect and contact structures that allow the various components within the device to communicate and function as a whole. The understanding and optimization of the metallization process principles and characteristics are essential for the development and manufacturing of advanced electronic devices.

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