It has been revealed that ion bombardment energy and ion flux density play an essentially critical role in SiNx deposition process of PECVD in TFT-LCD production. Ion energy and ion flux density bombarding onto substrate surface are known to be extracted from waveform of RF applied to an electrode. Using this method, we investigated film quality of SiNx formed in the conventional parallel plate PECVD equipment. When N2 + H2 or N2 + Ar is employed as a carrier gas in source gas (SiH4 + NH3), we have defined normalized ion flux density as ion flux density divided by deposited SiNx molecule which must be increased to obtain high quality SiNx film while ion energy is suppressed at low level as not giving damages on the film surface. This technique has made it possible to securely form SiNx film (2500
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Yasuhiko KASAMA, Tadahiro OHMI, Koichi FUKUDA, Hirobumi FUKUI, Chisato IWASAKI, Shoichi ONO, "Improvement of PECVD-SiNx for TFT Gate Insulator by Controlling Ion Bombardment Energy" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E79-C, no. 3, pp. 398-406, March 1996, doi: .
Abstract: It has been revealed that ion bombardment energy and ion flux density play an essentially critical role in SiNx deposition process of PECVD in TFT-LCD production. Ion energy and ion flux density bombarding onto substrate surface are known to be extracted from waveform of RF applied to an electrode. Using this method, we investigated film quality of SiNx formed in the conventional parallel plate PECVD equipment. When N2 + H2 or N2 + Ar is employed as a carrier gas in source gas (SiH4 + NH3), we have defined normalized ion flux density as ion flux density divided by deposited SiNx molecule which must be increased to obtain high quality SiNx film while ion energy is suppressed at low level as not giving damages on the film surface. This technique has made it possible to securely form SiNx film (2500
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