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Deposition of Hafnium Oxide
Thin films of hafnium oxide, HfO2, can both be deposited both in the ALD1 and the ALD2 (PEALD). However, it is preferred to use the ALD1, as the ALD2 is mainly dedicated for nitride deposition.
More information about hafnium oxide deposition can be found here: for ALD1 and for ALD2 (PEALD).
Deposition of hafnium oxide
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ALD1
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ALD2 (PEALD).
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Generel description
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- (Plasma enhanced) Atomic Layer Deposition
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Stoichiometry
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Film Thickness
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Deposition rate
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- At 150 oC: 0.11 nm/cycle
- At 250 oC: 0.0827 nm/cycle
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- At 250 oC: 0.0804 nm/cycle
- At 250 oC on trenches: 0.954-1.22 nm/cycle
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Step coverage
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Temperature window
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Substrate size
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- 1-5 100 mm wafers (only good uniformity for the top wafer)
- 1-5 150 mm wafer (only good uniformity for the top wafer)
- 1 200 mm wafer
- Several smaller samples
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- 1 100 mm wafer
- 1 150 mm wafer
- 1 200 mm wafer
- Several smaller samples
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Allowed materials
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- Silicon
- Silicon oxide, silicon nitride
- Quartz/fused silica
- Metals (use dedicated carrier wafer)
- III-V materials (use dedicated carrier wafer)
- Polymers (depending on the melting point/deposition temperature, use carrier wafer)
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- Silicon
- Silicon oxide, silicon nitride
- Quartz/fused silica
- Metals (use dedicated carrier wafer)
- III-V materials (use dedicated carrier wafer)
- Polymers (depending on the melting point/deposition temperature, use carrier wafer)
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