IEDM Technical Digest. IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting, 2004.
DOI: 10.1109/iedm.2004.1419112
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A novel strain enhanced CMOS architecture using selectively deposited high tensile and high compressive silicon nitride films

Abstract: A novel CMOS architecture utilizing tensilekompressive silicon nitride capping layers to induce tensilekompressive strain in NMOSFETPMOSFET channel regions was developed. NMOSFET device delivers 1.05mA/pm on-current for 7OnA/pm off-current at 1V drain voltage. PMOS device exhibits peak 66% increase of linear drain current and 55% increase of saturation current. It was shown that drain current improvements both for N-and PMOSFETs strongly correlate with channel doping levels. Therefore, advanced methods of shal… Show more

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“…This technique consists of a SiN x layer deposited around the gate stack as shown in Figure 4. By tuning the process parameters the stress amount and its type: tensile or compressive can be determined [34].…”
Section: Stress Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This technique consists of a SiN x layer deposited around the gate stack as shown in Figure 4. By tuning the process parameters the stress amount and its type: tensile or compressive can be determined [34].…”
Section: Stress Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technique consists of a SiNx layer deposited around the gate stack as shown in Figure 4. By tuning the process parameters the stress amount and its type: tensile or compressive can be determined [34]. The most effective method to induce stress in S/D is embedded SiGe (compressive stress for pMOS), Si:C (tensile stress for nMOS) or trench contact, and in metal gate [34].…”
Section: Stress Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Depending on the material used and the growth conditions, one can achieve either uniaxial or biaxial stresses. Due to advantages related to n-channel threshold voltage shifts and p-channel mobility enhancements at low strain and high vertical electric fields [9][10][11], process induced uniaxial stresses are being adopted by the industry as the first generation of strained silicon devices.…”
Section: New Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since an overlayer silicon has to be epitaxially deposited on Si-Ge layer, complicated fabrication processes are likely to delay the practical use of it. As a more practical structure, the usage of compressive and tensile chemical-vapor deposited (CVD) silicon-nitride films was proposed (Pidin et al, 2004), as shown (b) in Fig. 18 .…”
Section: Innovation Of 2-d Transistorsmentioning
confidence: 99%