Understanding the Growth and Properties of Sputter-Deposited Phase-Change Superlattice Films

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Main Authors: Prili, Simone, Bragaglia, Valeria, Jonnalagadda, Vara Prasad, Luchtenveld, Jesse, Arciprete, Fabrizio, Kooi, Bart J., Sebastian, Abu, Syed, Ghazi Sarwat
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author Prili, Simone
Bragaglia, Valeria
Jonnalagadda, Vara Prasad
Luchtenveld, Jesse
Arciprete, Fabrizio
Kooi, Bart J.
Sebastian, Abu
Syed, Ghazi Sarwat
author_facet Prili, Simone
Bragaglia, Valeria
Jonnalagadda, Vara Prasad
Luchtenveld, Jesse
Arciprete, Fabrizio
Kooi, Bart J.
Sebastian, Abu
Syed, Ghazi Sarwat
contents Highly textured chalcogenide films have recently gained significant interest for phase-change memory applications. Several reports have highlighted that programming efficiency improves in devices featuring superlattice stacks, such as Ge2Sb2Te5/Sb2Te3. However, to be technologically relevant, these films must be deposited on foundry-scale wafers using processes compatible with back end of the line (BEOL) integration and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology, such as, for example, sputter deposition. In this work, we present our observations on the influence of temperature, pressure, and seeding layer parameters on the sputter growth processes of superlattice films. By measuring various material properties, we construct a pseudo-phase diagram to illustrate the growth of both individual and superlattice films with different periodicities on technologically relevant substrates, namely SiO2 and carbon. These results provide important insights into the structure, intermixing and electro-optical properties of superlattice films,
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spellingShingle Understanding the Growth and Properties of Sputter-Deposited Phase-Change Superlattice Films
Prili, Simone
Bragaglia, Valeria
Jonnalagadda, Vara Prasad
Luchtenveld, Jesse
Arciprete, Fabrizio
Kooi, Bart J.
Sebastian, Abu
Syed, Ghazi Sarwat
Materials Science
Highly textured chalcogenide films have recently gained significant interest for phase-change memory applications. Several reports have highlighted that programming efficiency improves in devices featuring superlattice stacks, such as Ge2Sb2Te5/Sb2Te3. However, to be technologically relevant, these films must be deposited on foundry-scale wafers using processes compatible with back end of the line (BEOL) integration and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology, such as, for example, sputter deposition. In this work, we present our observations on the influence of temperature, pressure, and seeding layer parameters on the sputter growth processes of superlattice films. By measuring various material properties, we construct a pseudo-phase diagram to illustrate the growth of both individual and superlattice films with different periodicities on technologically relevant substrates, namely SiO2 and carbon. These results provide important insights into the structure, intermixing and electro-optical properties of superlattice films,
title Understanding the Growth and Properties of Sputter-Deposited Phase-Change Superlattice Films
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.19343