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High performance 65 nm SOI technology with enhanced transistor strain and advanced-low-K BEOL

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Lee, W.-H. ; IBM Syst. & Technol. Group, IBM Semicond. Res. & Dev. Center, Hopewell Junction, NY ; Waite, A. ; Nii, H. ; Nayfeh, H.M.
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A high performance 65 nm SOI CMOS technology is presented. Dual stress liner (DSL), embedded SiGe, and stress memorization techniques are utilized to enhance transistor speed. Advanced-low-K BEOL for this technology features 10 wiring levels with a novel K=2.75 film in selected levels. This film is a SiCOH-based dielectric optimized for stress to enable integration for enhanced performance. The resulting technology delivers pFET and nFET AC switching on-current of 735 muA/mum and 1259 muA/mum respectively, at an off-current of 200 nA/um (Vdd=1.0 V), and 6% reduction in interconnect delay. Process yield is demonstrated on a SRAM cell with size of 0.65 mum2

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Electron Devices Meeting, 2005. IEDM Technical Digest. IEEE International

Date of Conference: 5-5 Dec. 2005

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