Post Tungsten CMP Cleaner Development with Improved Organic and Particle Residue Removal on Silicon Nitride and Excellent Tungsten Compatibility

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Post Tungsten CMP Cleaner Development with Improved Organic and Particle Residue Removal on Silicon Nitride and Excellent Tungsten Compatibility Ching-Hsun Chao, Chi Yen, Ping Hsu, Eugene Lee, Paul Bernatis EKC Technology, DuPont Electronics and Communications Ken.Chao@dupont.com; Paul.R.Bernatis@dupont.com

Content Introduction Problem statement & hypothesis Experimental section Zeta potential analysis / Atomic-force microscopy / Cleaning efficiency estimation method / Tungsten compatibility analysis Results and discussions Summary ph & zeta potential relationship on Si 3 N 4 & SiO 2 Adhesion force & cleaning relationship on Si 3 N 4 ph & zeta potential relationship with cleaning efficiency on Si 3 N 4 Tungsten compatibility improvement with additive A Proposed clean mechanism on Si 3 N 4 2

Problem statement Clean efficiency on SiNx RESIDUAL SLURRY SURFACE PARTICLE Tungsten compatibility W PLUG CORROSION RECESSED W PLUG SiNx W There are four types of defectivity after post tungsten cleaning. Improve tungsten compatibility and cleaning efficiency to improve defectivity. 3

Zeta Potential (mv) Zeta Potential Measurements on Wafer Substrates and Defect Sources 60 Zeta Potential vs. ph PVA SiO2 Si3N4 Pad particles W 40 20 0-20 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10-40 -60-80 -100-120 Adjust formulation ph to measure zeta potential High ph value provides er electronic repulsive force between contaminant particles and SiNx and tungsten wafers 4

Method to Estimate Cleaning Efficiency W & SiN wafer pre-treatment method: Cut 3 cm square cubic area wafer coupons Apply the slurry (with or with out centrifuge) on the W & SiN wafer coupon surface and al it to dry it overnight. Put the wafer coupon in 100 ml of post-cmp formulation for 1, 5 or 10 minutes. (500 RPM @ 50 o C). Dry the coupon and analyze by SEM section the wafer 3 cm 3 cm apply slurry Immerse wafer in cleaning formulation Dry the wafer and image with the SEM 5

Atomic-force microscopy Image of the cantilever mounted a bead A schematic of adhesion measurement Polystyrene Bead Si 3 N 4 blanket surface A technique using AFM (atomic force microscopy) was developed to measure the adhesion forces between colloidal silica particles (50 80 nm) and wafer surfaces in the cleaning solution. Additionally, by attaching a polystyrene bead (~5μm) to the AFM cantilever and measuring the force-distance curve to Si 3 N 4, Cu and W wafers the adhesion force between polystyrene and the wafer substrate was obtained. 6

Tungsten compatibility analysis Pretreatment tungsten wafers Cut 3 cm square cubic area tungsten wafer coupons Immerse the coupon in 100 ml formulation for 10 minutes. Measure the amount of tungsten dissolved in the formulation with ICP-MS 3 cm tungsten wafer coupon 3 cm Immerse the tungsten coupon for 10 minutes in the cleaning solution Remove the coupon and analyze the tungsten ion concentration by ICP-MS 7

ph & zeta potential of Si 3 N 4 relationship Chemical A and Chemical C shifted the zeta potential of SiN x. Increased levels of Chemical A raised the ph of the formulation and the zeta potential of SiN x became more negative. Chemical C decreased the ph of the formulation as its concentration was increased and the zeta potential of SiN x was increased. 8

ph & zeta potential of SiO 2 relationship Chemical A and Chemical C concentrations affected the zeta potential of SiO 2. Higher concentrations of Chemical A raised the ph and the zeta potential of SiO 2 became more negative. Chemical C had the reverse behavior and decreased the ph and increased the zeta potential of SiO 2. 9

Adhesion Force & Clean Relationship on Si 3 N 4 The best cleaning efficiency was observed at ph where the adhesion force between polystyrene and Si 3 N 4 was reduced. Slurry residues would be more dissolved in an alkaline environment and the er adhesion force will facilitate particle and organic residue removal. 10

ph & zeta potential relationship with clean efficiency on Si 3 N 4 From main effects plot, we found that increased amount of Chemical A would enhance clean efficiency but increased amount of Chemical C would decreased clean efficiency. The clean efficiency improvement came from ph effect or zeta potential effect because when we increased the amount of Chemical A the ph would increase at the same time. 11

Tungsten compatibility improvement by added chemical A ph= 2 ph= 10 Added chemical A could improve tungsten compatibility and reduce tungsten loss in the formulation. It is well known tungsten is easy to corrode in ph region. However, chemical A showed good tungsten compatibility in the ph region. When we added chemical C amount er than level, it will increase tungsten loss. 12

Proposed clean mechanism on Si 3 N 4 We could find er W-loss and better clean efficiency on ph 8 to 9. If zeta potential of SiN is less than -40 mv, it will showed better clean efficiency in the formulations. We also observe same trend on SiO 2 when zeta potential is less than -38 mv. Zeta potential effect maybe come from ph effect. 13

Summary In the ph region, er adhesion force between polystyrene and Si 3 N 4 will result in better clean efficiency. Chemical A could show good tungsten compatibility in the ph region. If the zeta potential of Si 3 N 4 & SiO 2 is less than -40 mv, the formulations yielded better cleaning efficiency 14