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Reflow Soldering Capability Improvement by Utilizing TaN Interfacial Layer in 1Mbit RRAM Chip

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We investigated the thermal stability of a 1Mbit OxRRAM array embedded in 28 nm COMS technology. A back-end-of-line (BEOL) solution with a TaN–Ta interfacial layer was proposed to eliminate the… Click to show full abstract

We investigated the thermal stability of a 1Mbit OxRRAM array embedded in 28 nm COMS technology. A back-end-of-line (BEOL) solution with a TaN–Ta interfacial layer was proposed to eliminate the failure rate after reflow soldering assembly at 260 °C. By utilizing a TaN–Ta interfacial layer (IL), the oxygen defects in conductive filament were redistributed, and electromigration lifetimes of Cu-based damascene interconnects were improved, which contributed to optimization. This work provides a potential solution for the practical application of embedded RRAM beyond the 28 nm technology node.

Keywords: reflow soldering; interfacial layer; utilizing tan; tan interfacial; soldering capability

Journal Title: Micromachines
Year Published: 2022

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