Molybdenum deposition
An oxide and metal surface technology, applied in the field of molybdenum deposition, which can solve problems such as low resistivity metal films
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[0020] This article provides methods for filling patterned features with molybdenum (Mo). The method involves selectively depositing a molybdenum (Mo) film on the bottom metal-containing surface of a feature that includes a dielectric sidewall. Selective growth of Mo on this bottom surface enables bottom-up growth and high-quality void-free filling.
[0021] figure 1 An example of feature 100 is depicted in accordance with various embodiments. Feature 100 includes a bottom surface 102 and one or more sidewall surfaces 104 . An etch stop layer (ESL) 106 is also shown. Bottom surface 102 may be a metal-containing surface. Structure 100 is filled with molybdenum to form Mo interconnects 108 that provide electrical connections to underlying contacts.
[0022] In some embodiments, bottom surface 102 is a metal-containing surface. The metal-containing surface may comprise any suitable metal, such as cobalt (Co), ruthenium (Ru), copper (Cu), tungsten (W), molybdenum (Mo), nicke...
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