Emerging Materials Opportunities for Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing
Background
Advanced chemicals and materials continue to be critical in achieving the performance increase in advanced IC manufacturing predicted by Moore’s “law.” The International
Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors is a document that is aimed to guide product development and performance requirements for all involved in the semiconductor supply chain, however, the ITRS has not always been a reliable guide to material needs.
In this report Linx Consulting will review anticipated materials needs for future IC nodes, and discuss the relative challenges, and target markets for materials on and off the roadmap.
EMERGING MATERIALS AND DEVICE ARCHITECTURES FOR ADVANCED SEMICONDUCTORS is an advisory report of approximately 200 pages electronically delivered in PowerPoint format. To develop this report Linx conducted extensive primary and secondary research, with supply chain participants, and end users.
Report Contents
CHAPTER ONE: CMOS Process Development: The State-of-the-Art
1. CMOS Process Overview
2. Advances in Logic Device Performance Based on Material Development: The State of the Art
• Shallow Trench Isolation
• Advances in Source Drain Engineering
• The Gate Stack
• Metallization and Interconnects
3. Advances in Memory Device Performance Based on Material Development: The State of the Art
• DRAM
• NAND
CHAPTER TWO: Emerging Device Architecture & Material Implications
1. Emerging Logic Devices
• Background: Bulk CMOS: A Look Ahead
• Multi-Gate Devices For 32nm and Beyond
2. Emerging Non-Volatile Memory Devices
• Innovations in DRAM
• Beyond Silicon
CHAPTER THREE: EMERGING CMOS MATERIALS
1. Emerging Logic Materials
• Graphene
• CNT Logic Gates
• 2nd Generation Strain & HKGD
• Interconnect Improvements
• Air Gap
• Hetero Junction Materials
2. Emerging Memory Materials
• DRAM
• NVM
• PCM
• Polymer Memory
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