Abstract
A new type of precursor for aluminum chemical vapor deposition (Al-CVD) has been developed by mixing dimethylaluminum hydride (DMAH) and trimethylaluminum (TMA). The new precursor has proven itself to be effective for Al-CVD, where a good selectivity between the Si and the SiO 2 mask, a 3.0 μΩ cm resistivity and a pure Al film with low C and O contamination levels (under 100 ppm) were achieved. Quadrupole mass and infrared absorption analysis have shown that the precursor contains a new molecular compound, consisting of a DMAH monomer and a TMA monomer. The mixture has lower viscosity than DMAH and can be easily bubbled for a stable precursor vapor supply.
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