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  • 2017In-vacuo growth studies and thermal oxidation of ZrO2 thin filmscitations
  • 2017In vacuo low-energy ions scattering studies of ZrO2 growth by magnetron sputteringcitations
  • 2016In-vacuo growth studies of ZrO2 thin filmscitations
  • 2016Growth kinetics of Ru on Si, SiN and SiO2 studied by in-vacuo low energy ion scattering (LEIS)citations
  • 2015Determination of oxygen diffusion kinetics during thin film ruthenium oxidation14citations

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Growth kinetics of Ru on Si, SiN and SiO2 studied by in-vacuo low energy ion scattering (LEIS)

  • Sturm, Jacobus
  • Ribera, Roger Coloma
  • Yakshin, Andrey
  • Van De Kruijs, Robbert
  • Bijkerk, Frederik
Abstract

Thin ruthenium films are used in several applications such as catalysis, electronics and optical coatings. Due to its low-oxidation properties, Ru films are suitable as bottom electrodes in capacitors or as capping layer for extreme ultraviolet lithography optics. For both applications, it is important that the Ru layer is fully closed in order to prevent oxidation of the underlying material, which can cause a performance failure. We monitored magnetron sputter deposition of Ru on Si, SiNx and SiO2 thin films by in vacuo Low Energy Ion Scattering. On top of Si 4.4 nm of Ru is needed to close the layer, which is mainly attributed to interdiffusion. By passivating the Si with nitrogen or oxygen, the Ru thickness for closing the layer can be reduced to 3 nm or even 1.7 nm on SiNx or SiO2, respectively. The diffusion kinetics and in-depth diffusion profiles of Ru deposited on Si, SiNx and SiO2 have been derived.

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  • Deposition
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • thin film
  • Oxygen
  • Nitrogen
  • lithography
  • interdiffusion
  • ion scattering
  • Ruthenium