High-k gadolinium scandate on Si obtained by high pressure sputtering from metal targets and in-situ plasma oxidation

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Autori principali: Pampillón, María Ángela, Andrés, Enrique San, Feijoo, Pedro Carlos, Fierro, José Luis G.
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author Pampillón, María Ángela
Andrés, Enrique San
Feijoo, Pedro Carlos
Fierro, José Luis G.
author_facet Pampillón, María Ángela
Andrés, Enrique San
Feijoo, Pedro Carlos
Fierro, José Luis G.
contents This article studies the physical and electrical behavior of Gd2-xScxO3 layers grown by high pressure sputtering from metallic Gd and Sc targets. The aim is to obtain a high permittivity dielectric for microelectronic applications. The films were obtained by the deposition of a metallic nanolaminate of Gd and Sc alternating layers, which is afterwards in-situ oxidized by plasma. The oxide films obtained were close to stoichiometry, amorphous and with minimal interfacial regrowth. By fabricating metal-insulator-semiconductor capacitors we found that a moderate temperature annealing is needed to enhance permittivity, which reaches a high value of 32 while keeping moderate leakage. Finally, the feasibility of interface scavenging in this material with Ti gate electrodes is also demonstrated.
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spellingShingle High-k gadolinium scandate on Si obtained by high pressure sputtering from metal targets and in-situ plasma oxidation
Pampillón, María Ángela
Andrés, Enrique San
Feijoo, Pedro Carlos
Fierro, José Luis G.
Materials Science
Applied Physics
This article studies the physical and electrical behavior of Gd2-xScxO3 layers grown by high pressure sputtering from metallic Gd and Sc targets. The aim is to obtain a high permittivity dielectric for microelectronic applications. The films were obtained by the deposition of a metallic nanolaminate of Gd and Sc alternating layers, which is afterwards in-situ oxidized by plasma. The oxide films obtained were close to stoichiometry, amorphous and with minimal interfacial regrowth. By fabricating metal-insulator-semiconductor capacitors we found that a moderate temperature annealing is needed to enhance permittivity, which reaches a high value of 32 while keeping moderate leakage. Finally, the feasibility of interface scavenging in this material with Ti gate electrodes is also demonstrated.
title High-k gadolinium scandate on Si obtained by high pressure sputtering from metal targets and in-situ plasma oxidation
topic Materials Science
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.17332