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    A method for producing thin, below 6nm of equivalent oxide thickness, germanium oxynitride layer on Ge-based materials for use as gate dielectric is disclosed. The method involves a two step process. First, nitrogen is incorporated in a surface layer of the Ge-based material. Second, the nitrogen incorporation is followed by an oxidation step. The method yields excellent thickness control of high quality gate dielectrics for Ge-based field effect devices, such as MOS transistors. Structures of devices having the thin germanium oxynitride gate dielectric and processors made with such devices are disclosed, as well.
Application Number
申请号
200480023085 Application Date
申请日
2004.09.23
Title 名称 Thin germanium oxynitride gate dielectric for germanium-based devices
Publication Number
公开号
1836318 Publication Date
公开日
2006.09.20
Approval Pub. Date Granted Pub. Date
International Classification 分类号 H01L21/318,H01L29/51,H01L29/772,H01L21/28,H01L21/316
Applicant(s) Name
申请人
IBM
Address 地址
Inventor(s) Name 发明人 Gousev Evgeni, Shang Huiling, D. Emic Christopher
Attorney & Agent 代理人 zhang gao

  
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