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Removal of TaN/Ta Barrier with Variable Selectivity to Copper and TEOS

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 February 2011

Jinru Bian
Affiliation:
Rodel Inc., Newark, DE, Tel: (302) 366-0500
John Quanci
Affiliation:
Rodel Inc., Newark, DE, Tel: (302) 366-0500
Matthew VanHanehem
Affiliation:
Rodel Inc., Newark, DE, Tel: (302) 366-0500
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Abstract

Highly selective 2nd step copper slurries developed by Rodel have efficient barrier (TaN) polishing rates at extremely low down force (1000 Å/min at one psi, and 2000 Å/min at 3 psi). Removal rates of dielectrics (TEOS or low k CDO) can be independently adjusted from zero to nearly any designed value and copper removal rates can be independently controlled from 20 to 500 Å /min, while maintaining the high barrier removal rates. In addition, zero loss of low-k dielectric capping layers has been demonstrated, and zero loss of high metal density (90%) domain of pattern wafers with 30 seconds overpolishing has been demonstrated. Experiments also show that the high selectivity is a true CMP effect and not due to static etching.

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Copyright © Materials Research Society 2002

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