Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film

Ultra Large Scale Integration (ULSI) are usually realized by a reduction of the size and high integration of semiconductor devices. In recent years, representative length scale of ULSI cells is going to be at a nanometre order. Several atomic level problems like a generation of lattice defects are t...

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Main Authors: Michihiro SATO, Tetsuya OHASHI, Toru OIKAWA, Takuya MARUIZUMI
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Language:Japanese
Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2015-12-01
Series:Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/82/833/82_15-00457/_pdf/-char/en
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author Michihiro SATO
Tetsuya OHASHI
Toru OIKAWA
Takuya MARUIZUMI
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Tetsuya OHASHI
Toru OIKAWA
Takuya MARUIZUMI
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description Ultra Large Scale Integration (ULSI) are usually realized by a reduction of the size and high integration of semiconductor devices. In recent years, representative length scale of ULSI cells is going to be at a nanometre order. Several atomic level problems like a generation of lattice defects are taking place in the fabrication processes when the semiconductor device size becomes small. Dislocations often appear near hetero-interfaces and accumulate in the electron channel of semiconductor device is one of the most serious problems. Therefore, the evaluation and control of dislocation accumulation are crucially important for the design and development of semiconductor device structure. Generation and accumulation of dislocations are known to take place during the formation of thermal oxide film, and the cooling processes of semiconductor device fabrication. In this study, we simulate the dislocation accumulation during the formation of thermal oxide film of device fabrication process. Accumulation of dislocation is analysed by employing a technique of crystal plasticity analysis and evaluate the stress distribution, dislocation density distribution in the silicon substrate and structure of dislocation accumulation. Relations between the geometry of the shallow trench isolation type ULSI cells and dislocation accumulation are discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-0c8452a25503420d8bf0edefef44c61b2022-12-22T04:16:09ZjpnThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersNihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu2187-97612015-12-018283315-0045715-0045710.1299/transjsme.15-00457transjsmeSimulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide filmMichihiro SATO0Tetsuya OHASHI1Toru OIKAWA2Takuya MARUIZUMI3Kitami Institute of Technology. Dept. of Mechanical EngineeringKitami Institute of Technology. Dept. of Mechanical EngineeringKobelco Construction Machinery Co.,Ltd.Tokyo City University. Nanoelectronics Res. CenterUltra Large Scale Integration (ULSI) are usually realized by a reduction of the size and high integration of semiconductor devices. In recent years, representative length scale of ULSI cells is going to be at a nanometre order. Several atomic level problems like a generation of lattice defects are taking place in the fabrication processes when the semiconductor device size becomes small. Dislocations often appear near hetero-interfaces and accumulate in the electron channel of semiconductor device is one of the most serious problems. Therefore, the evaluation and control of dislocation accumulation are crucially important for the design and development of semiconductor device structure. Generation and accumulation of dislocations are known to take place during the formation of thermal oxide film, and the cooling processes of semiconductor device fabrication. In this study, we simulate the dislocation accumulation during the formation of thermal oxide film of device fabrication process. Accumulation of dislocation is analysed by employing a technique of crystal plasticity analysis and evaluate the stress distribution, dislocation density distribution in the silicon substrate and structure of dislocation accumulation. Relations between the geometry of the shallow trench isolation type ULSI cells and dislocation accumulation are discussed.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/82/833/82_15-00457/_pdf/-char/enulsishallow trench isolationdislocationcrystal plasticity analysisthermal oxide film
spellingShingle Michihiro SATO
Tetsuya OHASHI
Toru OIKAWA
Takuya MARUIZUMI
Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshu
ulsi
shallow trench isolation
dislocation
crystal plasticity analysis
thermal oxide film
title Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
title_full Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
title_fullStr Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
title_full_unstemmed Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
title_short Simulation of dislocation accumulation in ULSI cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
title_sort simulation of dislocation accumulation in ulsi cells during the formation of thermal oxide film
topic ulsi
shallow trench isolation
dislocation
crystal plasticity analysis
thermal oxide film
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/transjsme/82/833/82_15-00457/_pdf/-char/en
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