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本発明は、半導体及び化合物基板上に電解めっきを施す電解めっき方法に関する。 The present invention relates to an electrolytic plating method for performing electrolytic plating on semiconductor and compound substrates.
従来、半導体及び化合物基板上への電解めっき方法として、基板表面に付けられた金属導電膜に給電電極を接触させて通電し、電解めっきをする方法が知られている。一般的に電解めっきのための通電方法には、直流電流印加が用いられる。 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a method for electrolytic plating on semiconductor and compound substrates, a method is known in which a power supply electrode is brought into contact with a metal conductive film attached to the surface of the substrate and energized to perform electrolytic plating. In general, direct current application is used as an energization method for electrolytic plating.
従来の方法で電解めっきを行なうと、微細なViaホールの中への金属イオンの供給が間に合わず、めっき膜の成長が金属イオンの供給に律速されることになり、欠陥無く金属を充填することができなかった。このようにViaホールへ充填する金属に未めっき部位などの欠陥が発生すると、その欠陥の大きさにより製品不良が発生してしまう。 When electrolytic plating is performed by the conventional method, the supply of metal ions into the minute via hole is not in time, and the growth of the plating film is limited by the supply of metal ions, so that the metal is filled without defects. I could not. When defects such as unplated parts occur in the metal filling the Via hole in this way, a product defect occurs due to the size of the defect.
本発明の目的は、微細なViaホールに欠陥無く金属を充填することができる電解めっき方法を提供することにある。 An object of the present invention is to provide an electrolytic plating method capable of filling a fine via hole with a metal without a defect.
本発明は、微細なViaホールが存在する半導体及び化合物基板上へ電解めっきを施す方法において、通電および休止を繰り返すパルス通電を用いた電解めっき、及びパルス通電の休止時間にめっき被膜の溶解を抑制するための微弱な電流を印加しながら電解めっきを行なうことを特徴とするものである。 The present invention relates to a method for performing electroplating on a semiconductor substrate and a compound substrate in which fine via holes exist, and electrolytic plating using pulse energization that repeats energization and pause, and suppresses dissolution of the plating film during the pause time of pulse energization. Electrolytic plating is performed while applying a weak current for the purpose.
本発明は、微細なViaホールに欠陥無く金属を充填するための電解めっきにおいて、Viaホール径と深さ径の比、Viaホール内の導電膜厚さ等の電解めっきに関与する各種条件に応じて、電流密度0.1〜200mA/cm2、通電および休止時間をmsec単位で任意に設定し、通電/休止時間比を1%〜40%〔(通電時間/通電時間+休止時間)×100〕の範囲で任意に設定し、休止時間に導電膜およびめっき膜の電位が自然電位よりも卑になるように微弱電流を通電することで、Viaホールへの電解めっきによる欠陥のない金属充填を成し得る。 In the electroplating for filling a fine via hole with a metal without defect, the present invention depends on various conditions related to the electroplating such as the ratio of the via hole diameter to the depth diameter, the conductive film thickness in the via hole. The current density is 0.1 to 200 mA / cm 2 , the energization and rest time are arbitrarily set in msec, and the energization / rest time ratio is 1% to 40% [(energization time / energization time + rest time) × 100 In the rest period, a weak current is applied so that the electric potential of the conductive film and the plating film is lower than the natural potential, thereby filling the via hole with a defect-free metal by electrolytic plating. Can be achieved.
本発明は具体的には次に挙げる方法および装置を提供する。 Specifically, the present invention provides the following methods and apparatuses.
本発明によれば、半導体の3次元実装に必要な高アスペクト比のSi等の基板
の微細Viaホールに欠陥なく電気抵抗の小さい銅などの金属を埋め込むことがで
きる。
According to the present invention, it is possible to embed a metal such as copper having a low electric resistance without defects in a fine via hole of a substrate such as Si having a high aspect ratio necessary for three-dimensional mounting of a semiconductor.
以下、本発明にかかる実施例を図面に基づいて説明する。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
めっき液として硫酸銅5水塩200g/l、硫酸50g/l、塩素イオン50ppmの基本液に添加剤として促進剤2.5ml/l、抑制剤10ml/lの市販High acid type硫酸銅めっき液を用い、図1の縦型浸漬式めっき装置にて電解めっきを行った。被めっき基体としてViaホール径と深さの比が約7のViaホールが存在する8インチSiウェハで、その表面をCuでスパッタリングしたウェハ1を用い、ウェハ保持治具2に装着の後、めっき液の循環しているめっき槽5へ投入する。その際、めっき液による導電膜の化学的溶解を防止するため、めっき液中における導電膜の電位が自然電位より卑な電位になるように微弱な電流を微弱電流用電源8から出力し、微弱電流電源陽極線10および微弱電流電源陰極線9を介して通電しながらウェハ保持治具2を投入する。その後ウェハ保持治具2をめっき槽5のなかで固定してからめっき電源4よりめっき電流の出力を陽極線7および陰極線
6を介して開始し、電解めっきを行った。めっき電源4は本発明の請求項9にある、Viaホール径と深さの比の変化に応じてめっき電流密度およびめっき電流の通電/休止時間比を連続的に変化させながらめっき可能な電源を用いた。3は陽極電極である。
A commercially available high acid type copper sulfate plating solution of copper sulfate pentahydrate 200 g / l, sulfuric acid 50 g / l, chloride ion 50 ppm as a plating solution and an accelerator 2.5 ml / l and an
本発明によるパルス電解電流および微弱直流電流の重畳電解めっきによる微細なViaホールへのめっき金属の充填度合いを確認するために実験を行った。 An experiment was conducted to confirm the degree of filling of the plated metal into the fine Via hole by the superposition electrolytic plating of the pulse electrolytic current and the weak direct current according to the present invention.
めっき条件は液温を25℃で固定とし、電流密度を1、5、10、20、40、60、100、150mA/cm2と条件を変えて電解めっきを行なった。微弱直流電流は休止時間に導電膜およびめっき膜の電位が自然電位よりも卑になるような電流値を採用し、0.5mA/cm2で固定とした。まためっき電流の通電/休止時間比は3%、6%、10%、30%、60%、100%と条件を変えて電解めっきを行った。 The plating conditions were such that the liquid temperature was fixed at 25 ° C., and the current density was 1, 5, 10, 20, 40, 60, 100, and 150 mA / cm 2, and the electroplating was performed under different conditions. The weak direct current was fixed at 0.5 mA / cm 2 with a current value such that the electric potential of the conductive film and the plating film became lower than the natural potential during the downtime. Further, the electroplating was carried out by changing the conditions of the energization / rest time of the plating current to 3%, 6%, 10%, 30%, 60%, and 100%.
図2は微細なViaホール内でのめっき金属の充填度合いにより発生する不良の形態を図示したものである。Viaホール21に電解めっきにより金属22を充填する際に発生する不良の形状には、Aに示す開口部閉塞による不めっき部23の発生、Bに示すViaホール中心部分に残るシーム状の不良24の発生、Cに示すViaホール内でランダムな位置にあるボイド状の不良25などが挙げられる。なお、開口部閉塞による不めっき部23の発生はめっき金属の充填率が50%以下の重大な不良、Viaホール中心部分に残るシーム状の不良24の発生はめっき金属の充填率が50〜90%の不良、Viaホール内でランダムな位置にあるボイド状の不良25の発生はめっき金属の充填率が91〜99%の軽微な欠陥を示す。
FIG. 2 illustrates the form of a defect that occurs depending on the degree of filling of the plated metal in the fine Via hole. The defective shape that occurs when the
図3に示すグラフは、各めっき条件でViaホールの電解めっきによる金属の充填を行った際の充填度合いを、完全充填若しくは図2に示すめっき金属の充填率により表したグラフである。 The graph shown in FIG. 3 is a graph showing the filling degree when the metal is filled by electrolytic plating of the Via hole under each plating condition by the complete filling or the filling rate of the plating metal shown in FIG.
めっき電流の通電/休止時間比が40%以上の条件では、電流密度にもよるがViaホール内部のめっき金属充填より先に開口部が閉塞してしまい不良が発生するケースが多く見られた。Viaホール内部への金属イオンの供給は、金属イオンの拡散に律速される。そのためめっき電流の通電/休止時間比が大きなめっき条件、すなわちめっき電流の休止時間が短いめっき条件では、Viaホール内部への金属イオンの析出量が、拡散による金属イオンの供給量に対して圧倒的に大きくなってしまう。よって開口部に近い部分でのめっき金属の析出のみ優先的に進んでしまい開口部が閉塞する不良が発生することを示している。 Under conditions where the plating current energization / pause time ratio was 40% or more, although depending on the current density, there were many cases where the opening was closed before filling the plating metal inside the Via hole, resulting in defects. The supply of metal ions into the via hole is limited by the diffusion of metal ions. Therefore, in plating conditions with a large plating current energization / rest time ratio, that is, plating conditions with a short rest time of plating current, the amount of metal ions deposited in the via hole is overwhelming with the amount of metal ions supplied by diffusion. Will become bigger. Therefore, only the deposition of the plated metal in the portion close to the opening proceeds preferentially, which indicates that a defect in which the opening is blocked occurs.
まためっき電流の通電/休止時間比が40%以下でも電流密度が大きくなると、シームまたはボイド状不良の発生が多く見られた。パルス電流により電解めっきを行なうと、拡散層の形成が抑制されて濃度分極が抑えられる。そのためより大きな結晶化過電圧、すなわちより大きな電流密度の使用が可能となる。しかしここでめっき液中に添加する添加剤について、使用する添加剤により作用する電流密度が異なってくる。またViaホール径と深さの比やその作用により、Viaホールの充填度合いも異なることとなる。シームまたはボイド状不良の発生は、Viaホール径と深さの比やViaホール内の導電膜厚さ等の電解めっきに関与する各種条件に応じて、めっき電流の通電/休止時間比や電流密度を最適化する必要があることを示している。 Further, when the current density increased even when the energization / rest time ratio of the plating current was 40% or less, many seam or void defects were observed. When electrolytic plating is performed with a pulse current, formation of a diffusion layer is suppressed and concentration polarization is suppressed. Therefore, it is possible to use a larger crystallization overvoltage, that is, a larger current density. However, the current density acting on the additive added to the plating solution varies depending on the additive used. In addition, the filling degree of the Via hole varies depending on the ratio of the diameter and depth of the Via hole and its effect. The occurrence of seam or void defects depends on the plating current energization / pause time ratio and current density depending on various conditions related to electroplating, such as the ratio of the diameter and depth of the via hole and the conductive film thickness in the via hole. Indicates that it needs to be optimized.
例として本実験に供したViaホール開口径10μmで深さ70μm、Viaホール径と深さの比が7のViaホールについて、電流密度60mA/cm2、めっき電流の通電/休止時間が60msec/940msecの通電/休止時間比6%のめっき条件では充填率が95%程度と良好なめっき金属の充填が得られた。さらに電流密度40mA/cm2、めっき電流の通電/休止時間が30msec/970msecの通電/休止時間比3%のめっき条件ではめっき金属の完全充填が達成された。しかし同じ電流密度40mA/cm2でもめっき電流の通電/休止時間が600msec/400msecの通電/休止時間比60%のめっき条件では充填率50%以下の開口部閉塞による不めっき部が発生した。まためっき電流の通電/休止時間が30msec/970msecの通電/休止時間比3%、電流密度300mA/cm2のめっき条件でも充填率50%以下の開口部閉塞による不めっき部が発生した。 As an example, for a Via hole having a Via hole opening diameter of 10 μm, a depth of 70 μm, and a Via hole diameter to depth ratio of 7 used in this experiment, the current density is 60 mA / cm 2 and the energization / pause time of the plating current is 60 msec / 940 msec. Under the plating conditions with the energization / rest time ratio of 6%, the filling rate was about 95%, and satisfactory plating metal filling was obtained. Furthermore, complete filling of the plating metal was achieved under the plating conditions of a current density of 40 mA / cm 2 , a plating current energization / pause time of 30 msec / 970 msec and an energization / pause time ratio of 3%. However, even at the same current density of 40 mA / cm 2 , an unplated portion due to opening blockage with a filling rate of 50% or less was generated under the plating condition of energization / pause time ratio of 60% with an energization / pause time of plating current of 600 msec / 400 msec. In addition, an unplated portion due to an opening blockage with a filling rate of 50% or less was generated even under a plating condition of an energization / pause time ratio of 3% with a plating current energization / pause time of 30 msec / 970 msec and a current density of 300 mA / cm 2 .
1…給電電極板(陰)、2…ウェハ保持治具、3…電極(陽)、4…パルス用電源、5…めっき槽、6…陰極線、7…陽極線、8…微弱電流用電源、9…微弱電流電源陰極線、10…微弱電流電源陽極線、21…Viaホール、22…充填めっき金属、23…開口部閉塞による不めっき部、24…Viaホール中心部分に残るシーム状の不良、25…Viaホール内でランダムな位置にあるボイド状の不良。
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In the pulse electroplating method for a substrate having a via hole, the pulse electrolysis current is superimposed while applying a weak DC current so that the potential of the conductive film and the plating film is lower than the natural potential during the rest period of the plating current. Via hole filling electroplating method.
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