WO2014060479A1 - Capteur d'image a efficacite quantique amelioree dans les grandes longueurs d'onde - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to CMOS image sensors on a silicon substrate.
- a high-performance image sensor must respond to multiple contradictory constraints: reduction of pixel size to improve resolution and size or cost of manufacture; but, however, setting up several transistors in each pixel to read the signal notably in instantaneous shooting mode ('snapshot' mode, with integration time common to all the pixel lines); high electron storage capacity in each pixel to maximize linear illumination measurement dynamics without pixel saturation; maximum sensitivity for low light conditions with as little noise as possible, etc.
- the spectrum of lunar reflection is approximately uniform in the visible and near infrared range, but natural luminescence in the absence of a moon is much lower in the visible range than in the near infrared.
- An object of the invention is therefore to improve the quality of the image sensors by improving the quantum efficiency of the detection, that is to say the ratio between the number of electronic charges collected in a photosensitive surface and the number of photons received by this surface, in the near infrared (from about 750 nanometers to 1100 nanometers), without impairing the detection in the visible range (from about 400 nanometers to 800 nanometers), and while maintaining a technological compatibility with manufacturing electronic processing circuits formed on the same integrated circuit chip as the sensor.
- the invention proposes an image sensor formed on an integrated circuit chip from a silicon substrate of a first conductivity type, comprising:
- this sensor being characterized in that the active monocrystalline silicon layer has a resistivity of at least 500 ohms. cm if this active layer is an epitaxial layer in contact with the silicon substrate of the first conductivity type and at least 2000 ohms. cm if this active layer is constituted directly by the upper part of the silicon substrate, and in that the control circuit portions and the reading circuits are formed in at least one doped overall box, of the same type as the active layer of monocrystalline silicon and having a resistivity of at most 40 ohms. cm, this box being formed in the active layer and not including the matrix of pixels.
- the box formed in this layer starts from the surface of the active layer, whether or not it is an epitaxial layer, and preferably has a depth of a few microns (preferably about 2 to 5 microns). micrometers) to allow normal operation of the MOS transistors.
- This layer itself contains the boxes useful for the realization of the constituent elements of the CMOS technology (transistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.). If the active monocrystalline silicon layer is an epitaxial layer, the thickness of this layer is preferably between 10 micrometers and 50 micrometers; the caisson does not descend over the entire depth of the epitaxial active layer.
- This structure clearly divides the image sensor chip into an area reserved for the matrix and an area reserved for the electronic control and reading circuits external to the matrix; these zones are distinguished by the doping different from the active layer, since the active layer in the zone reserved for the control and reading circuits has a much lower resistivity (that of the doped box) than the active layer in the zone reserved for the pixel matrix. There is a direct link between doping and resistivity, the resistivity is even lower than the doping is strong.
- the protective structures against electrostatic discharges will be better controlled. If the pixel array is formed in an epitaxial active layer, an active layer resistivity of 500 to 2000 ohms is preferably selected. cm. If it is formed directly in the upper part of a non-epitaxial silicon substrate (substrate obtained by drawing the ingot and sawing the ingot without epitaxial growth on the sawed edge), the substrate will preferably be given a resistivity of 5,000 to 10,000. ohms. cm.
- the invention is also applicable in the case of a thinned sensor illuminated by its rear face, that is to say a sensor in which all or almost all of the starting silicon substrate has been eliminated. by its rear face, retaining only the active layer itself carried by its front face on another substrate (transfer substrate). In that case, it is the sensitivity in blue rather than in the near infrared that can be improved.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically in top view an integrated image sensor on silicon comprising a matrix of pixels and electronic circuits external to the matrix;
- FIG. 2 represents a global box, diffused in a layer of the same type of conductivity but less doped, the box not enclosing the region corresponding to the matrix of pixels;
- FIG. 3 represents an alternative embodiment in which the box does not enclose the matrix, a ring for grounding the substrate surrounding the matrix, or a protection ring surrounding the matrix;
- FIG. 4 represents a section of the sensor at the boundary between the matrix and the overall box
- FIG. 5 represents the quantum efficiency curves as a function of the wavelength for a pixel according to the invention and a pixel of conventional technology.
- Figure 1 shows the conventional constitution of an image sensor formed on an integrated circuit chip IC; it comprises an MP matrix of rows and columns of active pixels, each pixel comprising a photodiode and MOS transistors.
- the transistors are used for pixel selection, control of start and end of integration time, and conversion of a quantity of generated photo charges into a voltage level representing the illumination of the pixel.
- CTRL control circuits include sequencers and line addressing circuits for line-by-line pixel selection, etc.
- RD readout circuits include sampling circuits that collect analog voltage levels produced by pixels, and analog-to-digital conversion circuits; they may also include other signal processing functions.
- the integrated circuit is formed from a highly doped silicon substrate, of low resistivity (for example from 1 to 50 milliohms.cm), covered with an active layer of monocrystalline silicon which is a layer less doped epitaxial and therefore of higher resistivity (typically 5 to 30 ohms cm). It is assumed in the following that the epitaxial active layer is of type P, but it could be of N type and in this case all types of conductivity which will now be indicated must be reversed.
- the photodiodes of the pixels N-type diffusion in the P-type active layer, the N-type diffusion being most often covered with a P-type surface layer
- the other circuit elements of the pixel for example the sources and drains of NMOS transistors of the pixel,
- the thickness of the epitaxial active layer in the structure of Figure 1 is about 5 to 10 microns.
- the photodiodes are formed in an active monocrystalline silicon layer which has a much higher resistivity than in the prior art, typically a resistivity of at least 500 ohms.cm for the layer epitaxial, ie at least 20 to 50 times more than in the prior art.
- the control circuits CTRL and read RD and more generally all the electronic circuits located outside the perimeter PR of the pixel matrix, are placed in at least one deep global box DPW P type (for an active layer of type P) shown in dashed area in FIG. 2. This box is deeper than the individual boxes of type N of PMOS transistors of the circuits.
- Its depth is preferably at least 2 to 4 micrometers, in any case less than or equal to the depth of the active epitaxial layer. Its doping, higher than that of the active layer, is such that it has a resistivity much lower than that of the active layer; the resistivity of the overall box DPW is at most 30 ohms. cm and preferably between 5 and 10 ohms. cm.
- the box does not cover the surface of the matrix MP or even a part of the matrix, that is to say that the edges of the box stop, if we go from the outside to the inside of the matrix, before the perimeter PR of the matrix, as seen in Figure 2.
- the box, the active layer and the substrate are of the same type of conductivity, here P.
- the control and reading circuits CTRL and RD external to the matrix, or at least portions thereof, are included in the overall P-type DPW box and the PMOS transistors of these circuits are formed in individual N-type boxes. less deep than the overall DPW box.
- the individual N type casings may have a depth of about 1 micron.
- global box is meant that large circuit portions including many transistors and other circuit elements are included in the same box.
- Figure 2 shows a single overall box, but it is understood that for practical reasons it could be envisaged to subdivide this box into several different overall boxes, for example a respective overall box for CTRL circuits and another for RD circuits. It may also happen that some elements of these circuits are formed in an N-type deep well, but the invention is concerned here with those of the circuit elements which are formed in a type P deep well of the same type as the layer. active but of different doping.
- the active layer is an epitaxial layer; this layer is formed on a silicon substrate which is a slice sawn in a silicon ingot formed by drawing in a molten silicon bath. The surface of the slice is polished.
- the epitaxial layer is much less doped than the substrate.
- the latter is of the same type of conductivity as the active layer; it is preferably of the heavily doped type P.
- the active layer is not formed by an epitaxial layer on the surface of the substrate but it is formed by the upper part of the substrate itself consisting of the slice sawn in the silicon ingot; in this case, the resistivity of the active layer (again of the same type of conductivity as the substrate) is preferably even higher; it is at least 2,000 ohms. cm and preferably greater than 5,000 ohms. cm.
- the silicon ingot is prepared with low doping which leads to this high resistivity.
- the pixel array is surrounded by two concentric peripheral rings AN1 and AN2, and the DPW box does not encompass the matrix or these two peripheral rings.
- the inner ring AN1 closer to the perimeter PR of the matrix, consists of a P-type diffusion, strongly doped and electrically connected to a mass; it is used to set the potential of the active layer to zero throughout the region of the matrix MP to form a ground plane.
- the outer ring AN2 is a strongly doped N-type diffusion and connected to a general positive supply potential Vdd; it serves to create a deep depletion zone tending to prevent parasitic charges from propagating from the outside to the inside of the matrix region MP.
- FIG. 4 represents a section of the sensor structure according to the invention, this section being taken along line IV-IV of FIG. 3, in the region of the boundary between the matrix MP and the overall deep well DPW.
- the structure comprises a P-type silicon substrate 10 (suppressed during manufacture in the case of a thinned sensor illuminated by the rear face), and an active layer 12 of monocrystalline silicon of the same low-doped type (P-) at the top of the substrate.
- Peripheral rings AN1 type P + and AN2 type N + are scattered from the surface.
- the pixel array is formed in the MP region surrounded by the peripheral rings, using the weakly doped P-type silicon of the active layer to form the anode of the photodiodes; the cathode is formed by an N-type surface diffusion in this active layer, and this diffusion may itself be covered with a P-type surface diffusion electrically connected to the anode.
- Channel regions of transistors pixels are constituted by the active layer (whose doping can be locally adjusted to adjust the threshold voltage).
- the RD reading and CTRL control circuits are formed in the P-type DPW box, outside the matrix and the peripheral rings and much more doped than the active layer.
- the channel region of the NMOS transistors of these circuits is constituted by the global box DPW (or by specific boxes) with possibly a local adjustment of the doping to adjust the threshold voltage;
- the PMOS transistors of these circuits are formed in individual shallow (about 1 micron) N-shaped wells, shallower than the overall well, diffused from the surface of the overall well; the channel region of these PMOS transistors is constituted by the individual boxes; again, channel doping can be adjusted to adjust the threshold voltage.
- the active monocrystalline silicon layer is an epitaxial layer deposited on a heavily doped silicon substrate of the same conductivity type having a resistivity of 1 to 20 milliohms.cm.
- the epitaxial layer has a depth preferably greater than 10 microns and preferably between 10 and 50 microns. Its resistivity is greater than 500 ohms. cm and preferably between 500 and 3000 ohms. cm.
- the active layer is formed by the monocrystalline silicon substrate itself and is of the same type of conductivity as the substrate.
- the substrate is weakly doped, its resistivity being at least 2000 ohms. cm and preferably between 5000 ohms. cm and 10,000 ohms. cm.
- the thickness of the substrate may be 700 microns for example for an unthinned sensor.
- the image sensor can be thinned and illuminated by the back side, ie after the formation of the matrix MP and the electronic circuits on the front face of the active layer.
- the silicon substrate is bonded by this front face to a transfer substrate and then the rear face of the starting substrate is thinned until only the active layer (epitaxial or non-epitaxial) of a thickness of a few microns to a few tens micrometers. This is the substrate of report which ensures the mechanical resistance during the manufacture and after the manufacture.
- the depletion zone which naturally forms under the photodiodes is deeper, which significantly improves the collection of charges. generated by deep photons.
- the largest wavelengths to which silicon is sensitive penetrate deeper into the silicon, they effectively contribute to the production of electrons without these electrons dispersing in the substrate to neighboring pixels.
- the spatial resolution is improved. This particularly concerns near-infrared wavelengths, since silicon is photosensitive in a wavelength range from 250 nanometers (near ultraviolet) to a little more than 1050 nanometers (near infrared).
- the depth of the active layer (in the case where it is constituted by an epitaxial layer or in the case of a thinned sensor, is chosen sufficient to be able to capture as much as possible the wavelengths ranging from 800 to 1100 nanometers; this depth is then chosen preferably greater than 15 micrometers and better still greater than 30 micrometers, whereas in the prior art it is rather less than 5 micrometers.With a depth greater than 15 micrometers, or better still 30 micrometers, it is considered a large proportion of photons with wavelengths ranging from about 800 nanometers to 1100 nanometers can be captured.
- FIG. 5 gives as an illustration a curve in solid lines representing the quantum efficiency for a pixel according to the invention of 5.3 micrometers of side illuminated by the front face and covered with a microlens.
- the dotted line curve represents the quantum efficiency for a similar pixel but of standard technology.
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