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CMOS

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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

Integrated circuits: many transistors on single chip.

Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) transistor

Fast, cheap, low-power transistors

Complementary: mixture of n- and p-type leads to less power

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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

MOSFET

CMOSPMOSNMOS

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SourceDrain

Gate

Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor

Source ( Phosphorous, Boron)

Drain ( Phosphorous, Boron)

Gate (Aluminum, Polysilicon)

MOSFET

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NMOS

P-type substrate

N-type dopant for Source & Drain

Inversion layer is formed to conduct electricity

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PMOS

N-type substrate

P-type dopant for Source & Drain

Inversion layer is formed to conduct electricity

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CMOS

A combination of both NMOS & PMOS technology

Most basic example: inverter

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WELL FORMATIONWELL FORMATION

ISOLATION FORMATIONISOLATION FORMATION

TRANSISTOR MAKINGTRANSISTOR MAKING

INTERCONNECTIONINTERCONNECTION

PROCESS FLOWPROCESS FLOW

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSwell formationwell formation

Start with clean p-type substrate (p-type wafer)

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSwell formationwell formation

Grow epitaxy layer (made from SiO2) as mask layer for well formation

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSwell formationwell formation

By photolithography and etching process, well opening are made

photolithography and etch processes are shown in next slides

Well will be formed here

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PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY (CED)PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY (CED)

Photoresist coating (C)

Masking and exposure under UV light(E)

Resist dissolved after developed (D)◦Pre-shape the well pattern at

resist layer

P-substrateSi02

photoresist

P-substrate

mask

UV light

Opaque area

Transparent area

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ETCHINGETCHING

Removing the unwanted pattern by wet etching

Resist cleanDesired pattern formed

P-substrate

P-substrate

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSwell formationwell formation

Ion bombardment by ion implantationSiO2 as mask, uncovered area will exposed

to dopant ion

Phosphorus ion

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSIsolation formationIsolation formation

Increase SiO2 thickness by oxidation at high temperature

Oxide will electrically isolates nmos and pmos devices

Thick oxide

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

By photolithography and etching process, pmos and nmos areas are defined

pmos will be formed

here

nmos will be formed

here

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Grow very thin gate oxide at elevated temperature in very short time

Gate oxide

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Deposit polisilicon layer

polisilicon

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Photolithography (photo) and etching to form gate pattern

gate

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Photo process to define the nmos active (source and drain) area and VDD contact

Ion implantation with Arsenic ion for n+ dopant.

Photoresist and polysilicon gate act as mask

photoresist

Arsenic ion

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Nmos’s Source and drain with VDD contact formation

Resist removal

source drainVDD

contact

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Photo process to define the GND contact and pmos active area (source and drain)

Ion implantation with boron for p+ dopantPhotoresist and gate act as mask

Boron ion

photoresist

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESStransistor makingtransistor making

Pmos’s source and drain formation with GND contact

Resist removal

GND contact Pmos’

source

Pmos’s drain

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESSinterconnectioninterconnection

Deposit CVD Oxide layer through out wafer surface

CVD

Oxide

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Photo and etching process to make contact

CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSInterconnection

contact

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CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSCMOS FABRICATION PROCESSinterconnectioninterconnection

Metal 1 deposition throughout wafer surface

Metal 1

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CMOS FABRICATION CMOS FABRICATION PROCESSPROCESSinterconnectioninterconnection

Photo and etching processes to pattern interconnection

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ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES

High operating speed

 Low cost

Very low static power consumption

High degree of noise immunity.

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Optical lithography is limited by the light frequency.

Material limitations

Space limitations

DISADVANTAGESDISADVANTAGES

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APPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONS

Integrated Circuits

Data converters

Integrated transceivers

Image sensors

Logic circuits

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CONCLUSION

CMOS Transistors are stack of gate, oxide, silicon

Build logic gates out of switches

Draw masks to specify layout of transistors