Abstract
A TiN metal gate technology including essential nanostructuring process steps is investigated. Complex interdependencies of material deposition, nanolithography, nanoscale etching and post fabrication annealing are taken into account. First, a reactive sputter process has been optimized for plasma damage and stoichiometry. Then, a two step etch process that yields both anisotropy and selectivity has been identified. Finally, MOS-capacitors with TiN/SiO 2 gate stacks fabricated with this technology have been exposed to rapid thermal annealing steps. TiN/SiO 2 interfaces are chemically stable up to 800 °C and yield excellent CV and IV characteristics.
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