Role of FA in the Ramp of Advanced Technologies David Su © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 1 Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 2 Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 3 Key Process Technology Features 0.13 um 90 nm 65 nm 45 nm Metallization LK e SiGe Gate stack Transistor structure © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 16 nm ELK Strain Eng. Patterning 20 nm Cu IMD Lithography 28 nm SiON/Poly 248 nm HiK/MG 193 nm immersion 193 nm dry Single patterning Planar Double patterning FinFET 4 Transistor Performance Trend Strain and HiK/MG are key technologies in transistor scaling New transistor structure and new material for next generation transistor Kuhn-Intel IWJT2010 © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 5 Moore’s Law Viewed from the Failure and Materials Analysis Engineer’s Perspective Increased Complexity (including 3-D Structures) New Materials Smaller Geometries © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 6 What is the role of FA in the ramp of advanced technology in the IC industry? Identify failure modes and the root causes of failures with high success rate, high throughput and high speed. © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 7 Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 8 Development Trends & FA Challenges for Advanced Packaging Trends: Cu bump to replace SnPb Wafer-Level-Package WLP/WLCSP & Fan-out WLP Embedded technology 3D structure: 3DIC/2.5DIC and 3D package (PoP) The FA Challenges: © 2013 TSMC, Ltd Complex and multi-layer structure complicate detection of light emission from defects. Difficult sample preparation of complex, thin, and multi-layer package materials. 9 Top FA Challenges Identified by the Sematech Packaging and Interconnect Failure Analysis Council (PIFAC) Package-Level Fault Isolation Lock-In Thermography (LIT) Non-Destructive Fault Isolation CSAM TDR 3D X-ray Sample Preparation © 2013 TSMC, Ltd How to handle warped packages FIB 10 Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 11 Top Challenges Identified by the Integrated Circuit Failure Analysis Council(ICFAC) of Sematech Failure Isolation Precision (3D Volume) Barriers for Fault Isolation in New Technologies: e.g. HiK/MG, FinFETs Non-Visible Defects © 2013 TSMC, Ltd Hot Carrier Injection (HCl), Negative Bias Temperature Instability (NBTI) Dopant-related failures Charge trapping Device matching 12 A Few Trends in Fault Isolation Design for Test and Scan Diagnosis Global Fault Isolation Dynamic Fault Isolation Need for better electrical characterization of failures Nanoprobing EDA tool vendors’ “Yield Tools” © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 13 Laser Voltage Imaging and Probing Varying Charge Density in the Space-Charge region modulates the laser beam in amplitude and phase. Change in space-charge region’s absorption coefficient (Amplitude modulation) Change in space-charge region’s index of refraction (Phase Modulation) LVI (Laser Voltage Image) LVP(Laser Voltage Probing) © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 14 Applications of Laser Voltage Imaging and Probing LVI /LVP & Tester LVI No LVI signal © 2013 TSMC, Ltd LVP C189 DEL-1 BUF DEL-2 C188 Dynamic Laser Stimulation Delay 60 ns Fail site Nano-Probing Equipment DCG n-Probe l and n-Probe ll (Zeiss supra55 SEM system) with EBAC module and TCP Applications MOS transistor characterization (with temperature if need) Transistor Id-Vg , Id-Vd, gate component, …etc SRAM SNM measurement (Butterfly curve) BEOL failure isolation with EBAC Probing System with 8 tips From “http://dcgsystems.com” © 2014 TSMC, Ltd Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2014 TSMC, Ltd A Few Trends in Materials Characterization Heavy use of TEM for “metrology” applications Need for 3-D characterization and “metrology” Need for high spatial resolution and high elemental/chemical sensitivity techniques High spatial resolution strain measurement © 2014 TSMC, Ltd 18 A Few Trends in TEM Use in the IC Industry High Spatial Resolution: Aberration Correction, CsCorrected TEM or STEM. High Speed Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis: Osiris Thinner samples <20nm or even <10nm Faster turnaround: Automation and Near-Line or InFab TEM © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 19 Spherical Aberration Corrected TEM/STEM 0.136nm Cs-corrector Clear Si Dumbbell STEM w/i Cs corrector (STEM Probe Size=0.08nm) Si Lattice Thermal shield Magnetic shield Cannot resolve Si Dumbbell 1 STEM w/o Cs corrector (STEM Probe Size=0.2nm) © 2013 TSMC, Ltd Sample : Si<110> 20 Outline Introduction Packaging-Related FA Device FA Materials Analysis Summary © 2013 TSMC, Ltd 21 FA in the Integrated Circuit Industry FA in Integrated Device Manufacturers (IDM): Everything done “in-house”: Design debug, process development, ramp, packaging, customer returns … The Foundry Perspective: an evolving model (still…) © 2013 TSMC, Ltd “Disintegration”: Foundries limited to “Global” fault isolation DFT and Scan Diagnosis… Collaborative FA: LVI: a major step forward More dynamic fault isolation What next?
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