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Oxidation Assignment Quiz: Calculating Oxide Thicknesses and Colors, Papers of Analysis and Design of Digital Integrated Circuits

An assignment quiz focused on oxidation processes in semiconductor technology. Students are required to calculate oxide thicknesses after various oxidation steps, make scale drawings of cross-sections, and determine colors under vertical illumination by white light. They will also learn how to compare graphical and mathematical results, and understand the relationship between oxide thicknesses and colors.

What you will learn

  • What is the oxide thickness after the first dry oxidation step?
  • How thick should the additional oxide layer be to mask a 4-hour boron diffusion at 11500°C?
  • What is the final oxide thickness after both the dry and wet oxidation steps?

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Assignment_Quiz 3 Topic Oxidation
1. A one-hour dry oxidation at 1100 C is followed by a 5-hour wet oxidation at 1100 C.
(a) Calculate the oxide thickness after each step for a wafer. (b) Find the final oxide thickness
graphically.
2. A square window is etched through 200 nm of oxide prior to a second oxidation. Second
oxidation grows 300 nm of oxide in the thick oxide region. Make a scale drawing of the cross
section of the wafer after the second oxidation. What are the colors of the various regions
under vertical illumination by white light?
3. A silicon wafer has 400 nm of oxide on its surface. How long will it take to grow an additional
1 um Of oxide in wet oxygen at 11000 C? Compare graphical and mathematical results. What
is the color of the final oxide under vertical illumination by white light?
4. How much oxide is needed to mask a 4-hr boron diffusion at 11500 C? A 1 -hr. phosphorus
diffusion at 10500 C?
5. The n-well in a <100> CMOS process is formed with a 20-hour phosphorus diffusion at 12000
C. How much oxide is required as a barrier layer for this diffusion?
6. Yellow light has a wavelength of approximately 0.57 um. Calculate the thicknesses of silicon
dioxide that will appear yellow under vertical illumination by white light. Consider Oxide
thicknesses less than 1.5 um. Compare with the color chart.
7. A bare and undeveloped <100> silicon sample is oxidised for 1 hour at 11000 C in dry O2. It is
then covered and has the oxide removed over half the wafer. Next it is re-oxidised in wet O2
at 10000 C for 30 minutes. Use SUPREM to determine the thickness in the two regions. How
high are the steps on the surface and step in the substrate?
8. Suppose we want to perform wet-dry-wet oxidation sequence on a <100> wafer at 30 minutes
in wet O2, 10 minutes in dry O2 and 39 minutes in wet O2. If the silicon substarate is doped
with phosphorous at a level of 1012 cm-3. Write a SUPREM listing to determine the final
oxidation thickness and the phosphorous doping profile in the oxide and silicon layers.

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Assignment_Quiz 3 Topic Oxidation

  1. A one-hour dry oxidation at 1100 C is followed by a 5-hour wet oxidation at 1100 C. (a) Calculate the oxide thickness after each step for a wafer. (b) Find the final oxide thickness graphically.
  2. A square window is etched through 200 nm of oxide prior to a second oxidation. Second oxidation grows 300 nm of oxide in the thick oxide region. Make a scale drawing of the cross section of the wafer after the second oxidation. What are the colors of the various regions under vertical illumination by white light?
  3. A silicon wafer has 400 nm of oxide on its surface. How long will it take to grow an additional 1 um Of oxide in wet oxygen at 1100^0 C? Compare graphical and mathematical results. What is the color of the final oxide under vertical illumination by white light?
  4. How much oxide is needed to mask a 4-hr boron diffusion at 1150^0 C? A 1 -hr. phosphorus diffusion at 1050^0 C?
  5. The n-well in a <100> CMOS process is formed with a 20-hour phosphorus diffusion at 1200^0 C. How much oxide is required as a barrier layer for this diffusion?
  6. Yellow light has a wavelength of approximately 0.57 um. Calculate the thicknesses of silicon dioxide that will appear yellow under vertical illumination by white light. Consider Oxide thicknesses less than 1.5 um. Compare with the color chart.
  7. A bare and undeveloped <100> silicon sample is oxidised for 1 hour at 1100^0 C in dry O 2. It is then covered and has the oxide removed over half the wafer. Next it is re-oxidised in wet O 2 at 1000^0 C for 30 minutes. Use SUPREM to determine the thickness in the two regions. How high are the steps on the surface and step in the substrate?
  8. Suppose we want to perform wet-dry-wet oxidation sequence on a <100> wafer at 30 minutes in wet O 2 , 10 minutes in dry O 2 and 39 minutes in wet O 2. If the silicon substarate is doped with phosphorous at a level of 10^12 cm-3. Write a SUPREM listing to determine the final oxidation thickness and the phosphorous doping profile in the oxide and silicon layers.