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| United States Patent | 5841197 |
| Link to this page | http://www.wikipatents.com/5841197.html |
| Inventor(s) | Adamic, Jr.; Fred W. (866 Willow Glen Way, San Jose, CA 95125) |
| Abstract | A method of semiconductor fabrication includes the steps of forming a
dielectric layer on a first surface of a semiconductor wafer having a
plurality of laterally distributed semiconductor devices selectively
interconnected on the first surface and bonding a support substrate to the
first surface of the semiconductor wafer on the dielectric layer to form a
composite structure. A portion of the semiconductor wafer from a second
surface which is opposite the first surface is removed and the second
surface of the semiconductor wafer is processed. Processing of the second
surface optionally includes the formation of isolation trenches
electrically isolating the laterally distributed semiconductor devices. |
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November 24, 1998 |
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September 5, 1996 |
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This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/342,193,
filed Nov. 18, 1994 now abandoned. |
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What is claimed is:
1. A semiconductor structure comprising:
a semiconductor wafer having a doped element layer upon which a plurality
of semiconductor devices are laterally arranged on a first surface of the
semiconductor wafer, the semiconductor wafer having a second surface
opposite to the first surface;
a thermally conductive bond layer forming a conformal bond with the first
surface of the semiconductor wafer;
a dielectric layer coupling the first surface to the bond layer;
a support substrate coupled to the semiconductor wafer by the bond layer;
and
a plurality of empty isolation trenches extending from the second surface
substantially to the dielectric layer overlying the first surface and
enclosing and mutually electrically isolating the plurality of
semiconductor devices, the empty isolation trenches being formed into the
semiconductor wafer to remove all inactive regions so that only active
regions in the semiconductor devices remain.
2. A structure as in claim 1, further comprising:
a semiconductor device of the plurality of semiconductor devices including:
a plurality of ion diffusion regions extending vertically from the first
surface a controlled depth toward the second surface; and
a heavily-doped diffusion region substantially uniformly diffused laterally
and extending from the second surface toward the first surface a
controlled depth;
an interconnect structure overlying the first surface and the dielectric
layer, the dielectric layer having a first aperture and a second aperture
overlying a selected diffusion region of the plurality of ion diffusion
regions, the interconnect structure further including:
a patterned contact metallization layer formed on the first surface
including a first metallization contact and a second metallization contact
abutting and electrically coupling to the selected diffusion region
through the second aperture; and
a conductor layer overlying the second surface and a sidewall surface of an
isolation trench of the plurality of isolation trenches and forming an
ohmic contact with the heavily-doped diffusion region on the second
surface and electrically coupling to the first metallization contact at an
intersection between the sidewall surface and first surface.
3. A structure as in claim 1, further comprising:
a transistor of the plurality of semiconductor devices including:
a frontside ion diffusion region selectively positioned laterally and
extending laterally a selected width and extending vertically from the
first surface toward the second surface a selected frontside diffusion
depth; and
a backside doped region substantially uniformly doped laterally and
extending vertically from the second surface toward the first surface a
selected backside doping depth;
a patterned terminal contact coupling to the first surface;
a backside conductive layer formed on the second surface and coupling to
the backside doped region; and
an isolation barrier bordering a sidewall surface of an isolation trench of
the plurality of isolation trenches and extending from the backside
conductive layer to the first surface; wherein the dielectric layer is a
frontside dielectric layer formed between the patterned terminal contact
and the first surface and having an aperture through which a metal via of
the terminal contact electrically couples to the first surface.
4. A structure as in claim 3, wherein:
the isolation barrier includes:
a backside dielectric layer formed between the backside conductive layer
and the second and sidewall surfaces in combination and having an aperture
overlying the second surface;
the frontside dielectric layer is perforated by an aperture which extends
from the first surface to the isolation trench;
the backside conductive layer is a metal layer formed overlying the second
surface and the sidewall surface and overlapping the aperture in the
frontside dielectric layer at an intersection of the first surface and the
isolation trench, which couples the backside doped region to the patterned
terminal contact on the first surface through the perforation in the
frontside dielectric layer;
the transistor is a bipolar transistor circuit;
the backside doped region is a heavily-doped first-conductive-type
collector region; and
the frontside ion diffusion region includes:
a lightly-doped first-conductive-type collector region extending from the
first surface vertically to the heavily-doped first-conductive-type
backside doped region and extending laterally to the isolation trench;
a second-conductive-type opposite the first-conductive-type base diffusion
region extending vertically from the first surface into the lightly-doped
first-conductive-type collector region and extending laterally to the
isolation trench; and
an first-conductive-type emitter diffusion region contained within the
second-conductive-type opposite the first-conductive-type base diffusion
region.
5. A structure as in claim 1, wherein a semiconductor device of the
plurality of semiconductor devices comprises:
a lightly doped region in the element layer;
a heavily doped buried region buried within the element layer and having
the same doping type as the lightly doped region of the element layer;
an enhanced conductivity region extending from the first surface a
controlled depth into the lightly doped region of the element layer and
having the same conductivity type as the lightly doped region of the
element layer; and
a metal layer overlying a surface of an isolation trench of the plurality
of isolation trenches of the semiconductor device so that the metal layer
furnishes an ohmic contact to the buried region.
6. A structure as in claim 1, wherein the plurality of semiconductor
devices comprise:
a high voltage vertical bipolar device including a collector region having:
a first lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer coupled to the
first surface of the semiconductor wafer;
a diffused heavily-doped first-conductive-type buried layer adjacent to and
separated from the first surface of the semiconductive wafer by the first
lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer; and
a second lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer adjacent to
and separated from the first lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial
layer by the heavily-doped first-conductive-type buried layer; and
a low voltage vertical bipolar device including a collector region having:
a first lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer adjacent to the
first surface and extending a controlled depth into the element layer from
the first surface;
a diffused heavily-doped first-conductive-type buried layer adjacent to the
first lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer and extending a
controlled depth beyond the first lightly doped first-conductive-type
epitaxial layer into the element layer;
a second lightly doped first-conductive-type epitaxial layer adjacent to
the diffused heavily-doped first-conductive-type buried layer and
extending a controlled depth beyond the diffused heavily-doped
first-conductive-type buried layer into the element layer; and
an enhanced first-conductive-type region which extends vertically from the
first surface to overlap the heavily-doped first-conductive-type buried
layer and partially overlap the second lightly doped first-conductive-type
epitaxial layer; and
further comprising a metal layer overlying a surface of an isolation trench
of the plurality of isolation trenches of the semiconductor device so that
the metal layer furnishes an ohmic contact to the buried region.
7. A structure as in claim 1 further comprising:
a semiconductor device of the plurality of semiconductor devices having a
four-layer PNPN structure, including:
a plurality of ion diffusion regions extending vertically from the first
surface a controlled depth toward the second surface; and
a heavily-doped diffusion region substantially uniformly diffused laterally
and extending from the second surface toward the first surface a
controlled depth;
an interconnect structure overlying the first surface and the dielectric
layer, the dielectric layer having an aperture overlying a selected
diffusion region of the plurality of ion diffusion regions, the
interconnect structure further including:
a patterned contact metallization layer formed on the first surface
including a metallization contact abutting and electrically coupling to
the selected diffusion region through the aperture; and
a patterned conductor layer overlying the second surface and forming an
ohmic contact with the heavily-doped diffusion region on the second
surface.
8. A structure as in claim 7 further comprising:
an anode metallization contact overlying and electrically coupling to the
conductor layer.
9. A structure as in claim 8 further comprising:
an N.sup.- -ion doped collector region of the plurality of ion diffusion
regions extending from the first surface substantially throughout the
element layer;
a P-ion doped gate region of the plurality of ion diffusion regions
extending from the first surface a controlled lateral width and vertical
depth within the element layer;
a heavily doped N.sup.+ -ion emitter region of the plurality of ion
diffusion regions extending from the first surface a controlled lateral
width and vertical depth contained within the gate region;
and wherein:
the heavily-doped diffusion region is diffused with P.sup.+ ions; and
the patterned contact metallization layer includes:
a gate metallization contact coupled to the P-ion gate region; and
a cathode metallization contact coupled to the N.sup.+ -ion emitter region.
10. A structure as in claim 1, further comprising:
an insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) element including:
a plurality of ion diffusion regions in a double-diffused MOS (DMOS)
structure extending from the first surface toward the second surface, the
DMOS structure having diffused ions of a first conductivity type and of a
second conductivity type, the DMOS structure including a source diffusion
inside of a body diffusion, the source diffusion being diffused of ions of
the first conductivity type; and
a heavily-doped bipolar emitter diffusion region having diffused ions of a
second conductivity type complementary to the diffused ions of the first
conductivity type in the DMOS structure substantially uniformly diffused
laterally and extending from the second surface toward the first surface;
an interconnect structure overlying the first surface and overlying the
dielectric layer, the dielectric layer having an aperture overlying
selected diffusions of the DMOS structure, the interconnect structure
including:
a source metal layer coupled to selected diffusions of the DMOS structure;
and
a polysilicon gate formed between the source metal layer and the first
surface; and
a second surface conductor layer drain terminal coupled and making an ohmic
contact to the second surface.
11. A structure as in claim 10, further comprising:
a second surface dielectric layer overlying the second surface and
overlying a sidewall surface of an isolation trench of the plurality of
isolation trenches and having an aperture, the isolation trench bordering
the sidewall surface and extending from the second surface dielectric
layer to the first surface, the second surface conductor layer drain
terminal overlying the second surface of the second surface dielectric
layer and being electrically coupled to the bipolar emitter region via the
second surface dielectric layer aperture.
12. A structure as in claim 11 wherein the DMOS structure further
comprises:
a lightly doped drain (LDD) region extending vertically substantially from
the first surface to the bipolar emitter diffusion region and extending
laterally to the isolation trench, the LDD region being doped of ions of
the first conductivity type; and
a diffused heavily-doped body region having a diffusion of ions of a type
complementary to the first conductivity type, the diffused body region
extending vertically from the first surface toward the second surface and
extending laterally a controlled width;
a self-aligned body region having a diffusion of ions of a type
complementary to the first conductivity type, the self-aligned body region
being self-aligned with the polysilicon gate and extending from the first
surface partially into the diffused body region; and
a heavily-doped source region having a diffusion of ions of the first
conductivity type, the source region being self-aligned with an edge of
the polysilicon gate and extending from the first surface to a depth more
shallow than the self-aligned body region.
13. A structure as in claim 12 further comprising:
a plurality of DMOS structures;
a plurality of polysilicon gates connected in a polysilicon gate mesh
layer;
wherein the source metal layer couples to the source regions of the
plurality of DMOS structures so that current is substantially uniformly
distributed through the DMOS source regions and heat is dissipated.
14. A structure as in claim 1, wherein the element layer includes a
vertical transistor and a vertical collector leadout adjacent to the
vertical transistor, both the vertical transistor and the vertical
collector leadout extending from the first surface to the second surface
and both the vertical transistor and the vertical collector leadout having
sidewall surfaces mutually isolated by an isolation barrier, the structure
further including:
a plurality of frontside ion diffusion regions including
a collector region extending throughout the vertical transistor and the
vertical collector readout;
a base region of a complementary conductivity type to the collector region
and extending into the collector region vertically within the vertical
transistor from the first surface a selected base diffusion depth and
extending laterally substantially across the vertical transistor, the
dielectric layer including a base aperture overlying the base region;
a heavily-doped emitter region of the same conductivity type as the
collector region and extending into the base region a selected emitter
diffusion depth that is smaller than the base diffusion depth so that the
emitter region depth is enclosed within the base region, the emitter
region extending to sidewall surfaces on three sides and being bounded on
a fourth side by the base region, the dielectric layer including an
emitter aperture overlying the emitter region; and
a heavily-doped collector readout region within the collector regions and
having the same conductivity type as the collector region and extending
into the vertical collector readout from the first surface a selected
collector leadout diffusion depth, the dielectric layer including a
collector aperture overlying the collector readout region;
a backside diffusion region including
a heavily-doped collector ohmic contact diffusion of the same conductivity
type as the collector region extending laterally substantially across the
vertical transistor and substantially across the vertical collector
leadout; and
a patterned terminal contact including a plurality of metallization
terminal contacts extending through the frontside dielectric layer
apertures;
a backside conductive layer formed on the second surface and coupled to the
backside diffusion region; and
an isolation barrier including a local area of oxidation (LOCOS) region
isolation trench bordering the sidewall surfaces and extending from the
backside conductive layer to the first surface.
15. A structure as in claim 1 wherein the element layer includes a vertical
transistor and a vertical collector readout adjacent to the vertical
transistor both the vertical transistor and the vertical collector readout
extending from the first surface to the second surface and both the
vertical transistor and the vertical collector readout having sidewall
surfaces mutually isolated by an isolation barrier, the vertical collector
readout including a metal plug extending laterally to bound the sidewall
surfaces and extending vertically from the second surface to the first
surface, the structure further including:
a plurality of frontside ion diffusion regions including
a collector region extending throughout the vertical transistor, the
dielectric layer including a collector aperture overlying the collector
region;
a base region of a complementary conductivity type to the collector region
and extending into the collector region vertically within the vertical
transistor from the first surface a selected base diffusion depth and
extending laterally substantially across the vertical transistor, the
dielectric layer including a base aperture overlying the base region; and
a heavily-doped emitter region of the same conductivity type as the
collector region and extending into the base region a selected emitter
diffusion depth that is smaller than the base diffusion depth so that the
emitter region is enclosed within the base region, the dielectric layer
including an emitter aperture overlying the emitter region; and
a backside diffusion region including
a heavily-doped collector ohmic contact diffusion of the same conductivity
type as the collector region extending laterally substantially across the
vertical transistor to the metal plug;
a patterned terminal contact including a plurality of metallization
terminal contacts extending through the emitter, base, and collector
apertures of the dielectric layer; and
a plurality of isolation barriers including a local area of oxidation
(LOCOS) region isolation trench bordering the sidewall surfaces and
extending from the backside conductive layer to the first surface.
16. A semiconductor structure comprising:
a support substrate;
a bond layer coupled to the support substrate;
a bond layer element interconnect structure coupled to the bond layer
including:
a dielectric layer perforated by a plurality of contact openings; and
an interconnect metal layer coupled to the dielectric layer and formed
between the dielectric layer and the bond layer;
a semiconductor element layer having a first surface coupled to the
dielectric layer, the semiconductor element layer being electrically
accessible to the interconnect metal layer via the contact openings, the
semiconductor element layer having a second surface and further including:
a plurality of semiconductor devices formed from a plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions; and
a plurality of isolation structures isolating the plurality of
semiconductor devices, the isolation structures including an isolation
trench surrounding a semiconductor device of the plurality of
semiconductor devices, the isolation trench being formed into the
semiconductor element layer to remove all inactive regions so that only
active regions in the semiconductor devices remain.
17. A structure according to claim 16 wherein the bond layer is constructed
from materials having a high thermal conductivity.
18. A structure according to claim 16 wherein the bond layer is interrupted
by a bond layer gap.
19. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the support substrate is
interrupted by a through-hole or channel extending to the bond layer for
circulating liquids or gases.
20. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the support substrate is
constructed from materials having a high thermal conductivity.
21. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the support substrate is
constructed from materials having a high electrical conductivity.
22. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the dielectric layer
includes an ion barrier layer.
23. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the dielectric layer is
constructed from materials having a high thermal conductivity.
24. A structure according to claim 16, further comprising a passivation
layer formed between the interconnect metal layer and the bond layer.
25. A structure according to claim 24, wherein the passivation layer is
penetrated by a passivation opening.
26. A structure according to claim 24, wherein the passivation layer is
constructed from materials having a high thermal conductivity.
27. A structure according to claim 24, wherein:
the bond layer is constructed from materials having a high electrical
conductivity.
28. A structure according to claim 27, wherein the bond layer having a high
electrical conductivity forms ohmic contacts with the interconnect metal
layer.
29. A structure according to claim 24, wherein:
the bond layer is constructed from materials having a high electrical
conductivity; and
the passivation layer is penetrated by a plurality of passivation openings;
and
the bond layer is connected in an ohmic contact to the support substrate.
30. A structure according to claim 24 further comprising a bond interface
layer coating a bond layer surface adjacent to the element layer.
31. A structure according to claim 24 wherein:
the dielectric layer in the bond layer element interconnect structure coats
a bond layer surface adjacent to the support substrate; and the
bond layer dielectric layer is constructed substantially from materials
having a high thermal conductivity.
32. A structure according to claim 31 further comprising:
an aperture formed in the bond layer dielectric layer; and
the bond layer extending through the bond layer dielectric layer aperture
to form an ohmic contact with the support substrate.
33. A structure according to claim 16 further comprising a bond interface
layer coating a bond layer surface adjacent to the support substrate.
34. A structure according to claim 16 wherein the plurality of
semiconductor devices formed from a plurality of p-type and n-type
conductivity regions include conductivity regions selected from a group of
regions including:
a conductivity region extending from the first surface vertically into the
semiconductor element layer;
a conductivity region extending from the second surface vertically into the
semiconductor element layer;
a conductivity region intersecting with the first surface;
a conductivity region intersecting with the second surface;
a conductivity region intersecting with an isolation structure of the
plurality of isolation structures;
a conductivity region intersecting with the isolation trench; and
a conductivity region buried within the semiconductor element layer.
35. A structure according to claim 16 wherein the isolation trench is
substantially filled with a dielectric material.
36. A structure according to claim 16 further comprising:
a dielectric layer coating the isolation trench; and
polysilicon filling the isolation trench.
37. A structure according to claim 16 further comprising:
a patterned conductor layer coupled to the second surface of the
semiconductor element layer.
38. A structure according to claim 37 wherein:
the semiconductor element layer includes an ohmic region adjacent to the
second surface; and
the patterned conductor layer forms an ohmic contact with the ohmic region.
39. A structure according to claim 37 wherein the patterned conductor layer
forms a schottky contact with the second surface.
40. A structure according to claim 37 wherein the patterned conductor layer
forms a bond pad for attachment of a bond wire.
41. A structure according to claim 37 wherein the patterned conductor layer
extends along a sidewall surface of the isolation trench to a trench foot
surface adjacent to the first surface of the semiconductor element layer.
42. A structure according to claim 41 wherein the patterned conductor layer
forms an ohmic contact with an ohmic region formed in a vicinity of an
intersection of the first surface and the sidewall surface.
43. A structure according to claim 41 wherein the patterned conductor layer
forms an ohmic contact with an ohmic region formed in a buried layer in a
vicinity of the sidewall surface.
44. A structure according to claim 41 wherein:
the dielectric layer of the bond layer element interconnect structure is
perforated by a contact opening adjacent to the trench foot surface; and
the patterned conductor layer further extends over the trench foot surface
through the contact opening adjacent to the trench foot surface and
contacts the interconnect metal layer at a via contact.
45. A structure according to claim 16 further comprising:
a second surface dielectric layer coupled to the second surface of the
semiconductor element layer and a sidewall surface of the isolation
trench;
the second surface dielectric layer being penetrated by an aperture at a
selected location.
46. A structure according to claim 45, wherein the second surface
dielectric layer includes an ion barrier layer.
47. A structure according to claim 45 further comprising:
a patterned conductor layer coupled to the second surface dielectric layer;
wherein the patterned conductor layer extends through the aperture in the
second surface dielectric layer to the second surface of the semiconductor
element layer.
48. A structure according to claim 45 further comprising:
a patterned conductor layer coupled to the second surface dielectric layer;
wherein the patterned conductor layer extends along the sidewall surface
of the empty isolation trench through the aperture in the second surface
dielectric layer and connects to the interconnect metal layer.
49. A structure according to claim 45, wherein the aperture in the second
surface dielectric layer provides a bonding pad access to the second
surface.
50. A structure according to claim 45, wherein the aperture in the second
surface dielectric layer provides a bonding pad access to the first
surface.
51. A structure according to claim 45, wherein the second surface
dielectric layer is a planarizing dielectric layer that forms a planarized
surface substantially parallel to the second surface.
52. A structure according to claim 16 further comprising:
a second surface patterned conductor layer coupled to the second surface of
the semiconductor element layer;
a second surface dielectric layer coupled to the second surface patterned
conductor layer, the second surface dielectric layer being penetrated by
an aperture at a selected location; and
a second surface patterned interconnect layer coupled to the second surface
dielectric layer and extending through the aperture to form an electrical
contact with the second surface patterned conductor layer.
53. A structure according to claim 52 further comprising:
a second surface passivation layer coupled to the second surface patterned
interconnect layer, the second surface passivation layer being penetrated
by an aperture at a selected location.
54. A structure according to claim 53 wherein the aperture in the second
surface passivation layer provides a bonding pad access to the second
surface.
55. A structure according to claim 53, wherein the aperture in the second
surface passivation layer provides a bonding pad access to the first
surface.
56. A structure according to claim 16, further comprising a second surface
conductor layer coupled to the second surface, wherein the a conductivity
region of the plurality of p-type and n-type conductivity regions forms a
low resistance second surface conductor layer leadout.
57. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions form semiconductor devices of the plurality of
semiconductor devices including complementary vertical NPN and PNP
transistors.
58. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions form semiconductor devices of the plurality of
semiconductor devices including complementary vertical N-channel and
P-channel transistors.
59. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions form semiconductor devices of the plurality of
semiconductor devices including a vertical IGBT transistor.
60. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions form semiconductor devices of the plurality of
semiconductor devices including a silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR).
61. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of p-type and
n-type conductivity regions form semiconductor devices of the plurality of
semiconductor devices including a vertical low-voltage device and a
vertical high-voltage device compatibly isolated from the vertical
low-voltage device.
62. A structure according to claim 16, wherein the plurality of isolation
structures isolate semiconductor devices of the a plurality of
semiconductor devices including a LOCOS-isolated verti | | |