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Manufacture of semiconductor device

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JPS58165347A
JPS58165347A JP4855182A JP4855182A JPS58165347A JP S58165347 A JPS58165347 A JP S58165347A JP 4855182 A JP4855182 A JP 4855182A JP 4855182 A JP4855182 A JP 4855182A JP S58165347 A JPS58165347 A JP S58165347A
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semiconductor device
metal layer
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wiring
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Inventor
Makoto Nakase
中瀬 真
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Toshiba Corp
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Toshiba Corp
Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To melt down a metal layer by low power laser lights by a method wherein a metallic layer is formed making a part of its surface black colored with high light absorption factor so that a wiring of integrated circuit may be cut down as necessary. CONSTITUTION:The impurity regions 52, 53 as wiring with high concentration are separately formed on the internal surface of a semiconductor substrate 51. Firstly, for example, Mo layer 56 is evaporated to make a part of the surface of Al layer 55 black colored. Secondly the surface of the layer 56 is etched to make the processed metallic surface black colored remarkably deteriorating the reflecting power of any incoming laser lights. Thirdly a wiring with region to be cut down and a passivation film is formed. Then laser lights 57 are irradiated to melt down the laminated structure of layers 56 and 55.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の技術分野〕 本!l@は半導体装置の製造方法に係シ、%に集積回路
の配線を部分的に断線状lIKする手段に適用して好適
な製造方法に関する。
[Detailed description of the invention] [Technical field of the invention] Book! 1@ relates to a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, and relates to a manufacturing method suitable for application to means for partially disconnecting the wiring of an integrated circuit.

〔発@O技術的背景とその問題点〕[Development@O technical background and its problems]

超LB!、九とえに半導体メモリの高書度化、大規模化
に伴ない、七Oメ篭り容量も641ビツトあるいは25
6にビットとなシ、必然的に歩貿抄が暴くなるm%に%
lk’、)の不良事故でも素子として不良とな夛、歩留
如を着るしく愚くしている。このような部分的不良を救
済する手段として、冗長(Redundancy ) 
 回路を組込んで歩留pを向上させる手段は公知である
・このような冗長回路は、九とえばtsj11図乃至第
3図のように構成されている。すなわち、第1Nは冗長
ビット付き半導体メモリの回路構成図を示すもので、縦
横に走るワード線、ピット線の各交点に多数のメモリセ
ルを接続したメモリセル群1を設け、このメモリセル群
IKそのワード線選択用のデコーダ2を接続するととも
に、ピット線選択用のデ;−〆Sを接続し、これらデコ
ーダ2.Jにそれぞれアドレス信号を供給して所望する
メモリセルを選択する構成になっている。このような回
路構成に不良確率の比較的多い個所、九とえばメモリセ
ル#Jおよびデコーダ2.3に冗長回路4.5をそれぞ
れ接続し、不良個所がある素子について断線工程を経て
対策するものである。、。すなわち、ワード線選択用デ
コータ2にアドレス信号ム・ 、ム凰。
Super LB! ,9 Especially as semiconductor memories become more sophisticated and larger in size, the storage capacity of seven Omega memory also increases to 641 bits or 25 bits.
6 bits and Nashi, inevitably the Houmasho will be exposed m% to%
lk',) is also a defective element, which makes the yield rate even more foolish. Redundancy is a means to remedy such partial defects.
Means for improving the yield p by incorporating circuits are known.Such redundant circuits are constructed as shown in FIGS. 11 to 3, for example. That is, No. 1N shows a circuit configuration diagram of a semiconductor memory with redundant bits, in which a memory cell group 1 is provided in which a large number of memory cells are connected to each intersection of word lines and pit lines running vertically and horizontally, and this memory cell group IK The decoder 2 for word line selection is connected, and the decoder 2 for pit line selection is connected. The configuration is such that a desired memory cell is selected by supplying an address signal to each cell. In this circuit configuration, redundant circuits 4.5 are connected to locations with a relatively high probability of defectiveness, such as memory cell #J and decoder 2.3, and countermeasures are taken for elements with defective locations through a disconnection process. It is. ,. That is, the word line selection decoder 2 receives address signals M, M, M, and M.

A3〜Anを供給し、このアドレス信号の組合せで多数
のワード線中の任意の1つを選択する。
A3 to An are supplied, and any one of a large number of word lines is selected by a combination of address signals.

壕九、ビット纏遺択用デコーダ1にも同様にアドレス信
号を供給し、所望するメモリセルを選択する。こO場合
、たとえばあるワード線に不良個所がある場合は轟該ワ
ード纏は使用せず、代〕に冗長メ峰すセルIを使用する
ようKIli続すれば、素子、とじて所望の特性の生部
体メ毫りを得ることがで自る。
Similarly, an address signal is supplied to the bit selection decoder 1 to select a desired memory cell. In this case, for example, if there is a defect in a certain word line, the word line is not used and the redundant cell I is used instead, so that the device can achieve the desired characteristics. Being able to get an image of the real body parts makes you feel better.

この具体的−踏倒は第2図の通pである。すなわち、ピ
ット線11とワード線11に選択されるメモリセル11
はトランジスタ24とキャa4シタ25とで構成されて
いる。このような構成のノ篭りセル21が各線ax、a
xの交点に配置される。上記フード線JJKはワード線
駆動用トランジスター#が接続され、このトランNX1
1gC)?’−)を制御するようにトランジスタ−1〜
sows接続1れる。トランジスタze、soは一:′
mのアドレス信号ム・ 、ムビ・・1 0人力によ)所望のフード線22を選択し、選択され九
ワード線のr−)制御1171は低レベルに設定される
。そして、リセット信号をトランジスタ2B、81のr
−)に入力すると、トランジスタ28が導通状態とな夛
、r−ト制御線S2が高レベルに充電され、次いでアド
レス信号Ateムト・・が入力され、選択されるとトラ
ンジスタ29.3”0は不導通状書で、r−)制御線3
2は高レベルを維持する。逆に1非選択時はトランジス
タj 9 e J 0が導通状態となり、非選択ワード
線のr−)制御@SXは低レベルとなる。この電位によ
シトランジスタJ6が導通状態となシ、ワード@22は
高レベルとなる。このような集積回路において、ワード
線22に不jIL♂、トが有ると、それが選択され九場
合エラーを起すので選択を禁止したければならない。こ
の場合、f−)制御線32を低レベルにする。この低レ
ベルにする例として、切断部33を形成するととKより
この切断部SXを切断すれば喪い。この切断により、ト
ランジスタ28の経路でr−1−制御線32が高レベル
に設定されなくなる。さらに、トランジスタJIKより
選択されたとき、r−)制御線32がフローティングと
なp%誤動作を避けるように動作する。すなわち、す竜
、ト信号のトランジスタ31への入力によp導通し、″
ノリチャージ時にr−)制御線J1は接地電位となシ、
フード線選択動作時に高レベルに&ること社ない。
This concrete step is shown in Figure 2. That is, the memory cell 11 selected for the pit line 11 and the word line 11
is composed of a transistor 24 and a capacitor 25. The cage cell 21 having such a configuration is connected to each line ax, a.
It is placed at the intersection of x. The word line driving transistor # is connected to the food line JJK, and this transistor NX1
1gC)? '-) to control transistor -1~
SOWS connection 1 is established. Transistors ze and so are one:'
Manually select the desired hood line 22, and the r-) control 1171 of the selected nine word lines is set to a low level. Then, the reset signal is transmitted to the transistors 2B and 81.
-), the transistor 28 becomes conductive, the r-to control line S2 is charged to a high level, and then the address signal Atemt... is input, and when selected, the transistor 29.3"0 becomes conductive. In the non-conducting letter, r-) control line 3
2 maintains a high level. Conversely, when 1 is not selected, the transistor j 9 e J 0 becomes conductive, and the r-) control @SX of the non-selected word line becomes low level. Due to this potential, transistor J6 becomes conductive, and word @22 becomes high level. In such an integrated circuit, if there is an error in the word line 22, an error will occur if it is selected, so selection must be prohibited. In this case, the f-) control line 32 is brought to a low level. As an example of making this low level, if a cut section 33 is formed, cutting this cut section SX from K will eliminate the problem. This disconnect prevents the r-1- control line 32 from being set high in the path of transistor 28. Further, when selected by the transistor JIK, the r-) control line 32 is made floating to operate to avoid p% malfunction. That is, p conduction occurs due to the input of the S and G signals to the transistor 31,
When charging, the r-) control line J1 is at ground potential.
When the hood line is selected and operated, it will not reach a high level.

とζろで、上述し九ような集積回路における上記切断部
11は、従来、第3図に示すように構成されている。す
なわち、半導体基板41の一方の内表面に配線として用
いる高濃度な不純物領域ax、、4sを離隔して形成し
、その表面に酸化膜44を形成し死後、高濃度な不純物
領域4 J 、’ 4 Jの各端部が露出するように選
択エヅチンダする。しかる後、表面にフユーズ4Jを形
成する。このフ、−14sは、多結晶シリコン壕えは金
属(アル々二、−ム會九はモリブデン)層などにより形
成している。しかして、′前述したような不良ビットが
存在し九場合、誼幽するフユーズ44 K /4ルスレ
ーデ光4gを照射して溶断することKよ)切断してい丸
、このような冗長回路による半導体メモリの救済手段は
、はぼ半導体装置が製造された状態で半導体装置の機能
壕九は性能をテストした後に行われるため、多結晶シリ
コンによって7.−ズを形成するよシ金属層で7h−ズ
を形成する方が、後の装置工程で7.−ズ上に形成され
る他の膜の厚みなどを容易に調整でき、さらに比較的簡
単にレーデで溶断しやすい構造に形成できる。
The cutting section 11 in the above-mentioned integrated circuit has conventionally been constructed as shown in FIG. 3. That is, high concentration impurity regions ax, , 4s used as interconnections are formed at a distance on one inner surface of the semiconductor substrate 41, an oxide film 44 is formed on the surface, and after death, high concentration impurity regions 4 J,' 4 Selectively edify so that each end of J is exposed. After that, a fuse 4J is formed on the surface. In this case, the polycrystalline silicon trench is formed of a metal (aluminum, molybdenum) layer or the like. However, if there is a defective bit as described above, the fuse must be blown out by irradiating it with 44 K/4 Ruthlede light. The only remedy for this is that polycrystalline silicon is used to test the functionality of semiconductor devices after they have been tested. It is better to form the 7h-holes with a metal layer in the subsequent device process. - The thickness of other films formed on the glass can be easily adjusted, and furthermore, it can be relatively easily formed into a structure that is easy to melt with a radar.

壕九、フユー溶断断時の熱によシ他の周辺の素子へのダ
メージも上層に位置して形成できる金属層によるフユー
ズの方が軽減で龜る。しかしながら、アル建二、−上層
やモリブデン層などの金属層によるフユーズは、レーデ
光の反射係数が非常に大きく、溶断が多結晶シリコン層
によるフユーズに比較して困難である欠点があった。
Damage to other surrounding elements due to heat generated when the fuse is blown out is also reduced and faster when the fuse is formed by a metal layer located on the upper layer. However, fuses made of metal layers, such as an aluminum upper layer or a molybdenum layer, have a very large reflection coefficient for LED light, and have the disadvantage that they are more difficult to blow than fuses made of polycrystalline silicon layers.

〔えtitp目的〕、′、1′・! 本発明は上記事情に龜みてなされた−ので、その目的と
するところは、溶断する金属層のレーデ反射係数を小さ
くシ、低/母ワーのレーデ光などKよる溶断工程でも容
易に溶断てきる半導体装置の製造方法を提供することに
ある。
[Etitp purpose], ′, 1′・! The present invention was made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to reduce the Radical reflection coefficient of the metal layer to be melted, so that it can be easily melted even in a melting process using K such as low/mother-warm Radical light. An object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a semiconductor device.

〔発鳴の概費〕[Approximate cost of sounding]

本発明は、儂積回路の配線を必要に応じて切断可能とす
る丸め、轟骸部分に少なくとも表面の一部が光吸収率の
高い黒色となる金属層を形成することKよ〕、この金属
層を低ノ母ワーのレーデ光によシ容JIK溶断できるよ
うKし丸ものである。
The present invention involves forming a metal layer whose surface is black with a high light absorption rate at least in a part of the rounded part so that the wiring of the temporary integrated circuit can be cut as necessary. The layer is rounded so that it can be cut by JIK fusion using low-density laser beams.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下、本発明の一実施例について図面を参照して説明す
る。壕ず、#I4図囚に示すように、−導電形半導体基
板、九とえばp形シリコン基板J1の一方O内表面に配
線としての高濃度な不純物領域、九とえばt拡散領域s
x、ssを□、: 離隔して形成し−、1この離隔部に切断可能領域を形成
する。すなり−b、表面に酸化膜たとえば810、 m
 J 4を形成し、e08102膜J4をm” 拡散領
域# 1 e j Jと相対向する端部が露出するよう
に/曹ターンニンダした後、その表面に金属層九とえば
アルO−−上層65を厚さ約0.8μm電子ビーム蒸着
によシ形成する0次に、第4図の)に示すように1アル
ン二、−上層JJO少なくと4表面の一部が黒色となる
ように次のような製造工程を行う、すなわち、たとえば
アルミニ、−上層55の表面にモリブデン層IICを厚
さ約1sooK電子ビーム蒸着により形成する。この工
程における形成条件は、半導体基板j1を九とえば20
0℃以上に加熱して行う0次に、このモリブデン層56
0表面に対し工、チンダ処理、九とえばプラズマエツチ
ング処理を行う。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in Figure #I4, there is a high-concentration impurity region as a wiring on the inner surface of one side of a -conductivity type semiconductor substrate, for example, a p-type silicon substrate J1, 9, for example, a t diffusion region s.
x, ss are formed at a distance of □, and a cuttable region is formed at this separation. Benari-b, oxide film on the surface, e.g. 810, m
After forming the e08102 film J4 and turning the e08102 film J4 so that the end facing J4 is exposed, a metal layer 9, for example AlO--upper layer 65 is applied to its surface. Next, the upper layer JJO is formed to a thickness of about 0.8 μm by electron beam evaporation, as shown in FIG. In other words, a molybdenum layer IIC is formed by electron beam evaporation to a thickness of approximately 1 sooK on the surface of the upper layer 55 made of aluminum, for example.The formation conditions in this step are such that the semiconductor substrate j1 is
This molybdenum layer 56 is heated to 0 degrees Celsius or higher.
0 surface is subjected to machining, cinder treatment, and plasma etching treatment, for example.

すなわち、CF4ガx5Qcc/分、0260ccZ分
、圧力005トルの雰囲気で40秒間のデラズマ工。
That is, derasma treatment was carried out for 40 seconds in an atmosphere of CF4 gas x 5 Qcc/min, 0260 ccZ min, and a pressure of 005 torr.

チンダを行う。このプラズマエツチング処理した金属層
の表面は黒色となシ、レーデ光の入射に対して反射率を
着るしく低下させることができる。この黒化のメカニズ
ムは、モリブデン層56の蒸着時に基板81を加熱する
ことによシ、モリブデンが柱状結晶状に成長し、その後
のエツチング工程で柱状の粒界にそって工、チングが進
行するため、金属層の表面がおれることKよることが判
明している0次に、配線の一部となるようにノ譬ターン
二ノグして第4図(B)のように切断可能領域を有する
配線を形成する0次K、この切断可能領域上に/fツシ
ペーシ1ン膜を形成する0次に、第1図および第2図の
ように必要に応じて配線O切断工程を畳する場合、14
図(qK示すように、切断可能領域にレーデ光九とえば
5μジ、−ルのΔルスレーデ光jrを100.4秒間照
射することKよシ、アルミニ。
Do Chinda. Since the surface of the plasma-etched metal layer is black, the reflectance against the incidence of Radical light can be significantly reduced. The mechanism of this blackening is that by heating the substrate 81 during vapor deposition of the molybdenum layer 56, molybdenum grows into columnar crystals, and etching progresses along the columnar grain boundaries in the subsequent etching process. Therefore, it has been found that the surface of the metal layer may deteriorate.Next, we cut the cuttable area as shown in Figure 4(B) by turning the metal layer so that it becomes part of the wiring. 0th order K to form a wiring with a 0th order K, a 0th order K to form a /f paste 1 film on this cuttable area, and a wiring O cutting process to be performed as necessary as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. , 14
As shown in the figure (qK), the cuttable area is irradiated with ΔRusslede light (for example, 5 μl) for 100.4 seconds.

−上層aSとモリブデン層56との積層構造を溶断する
ことかで龜る・ なお、前記II論例では、縞1図および第2図のような
冗長回路を設けて、一部不良個所の発生した集積回路救
済手段に適用した場合について説明したが、集積回路の
製造工程で切断工程を要する場合中製造後においても同
様に適用できる。
- The problem is that the laminated structure of the upper aS layer and the molybdenum layer 56 is melted down.In addition, in the above-mentioned example II, redundant circuits as shown in Figures 1 and 2 are provided to prevent the occurrence of some defective parts. Although the case where the present invention is applied to the integrated circuit repair means described above has been described, the present invention can also be similarly applied during or after manufacturing when a cutting process is required in the manufacturing process of an integrated circuit.

まえ、前記実施例では、溶断の手段としてレーデ光を照
射し先例について説明したが、電子線、熱線の照射など
いずれでもよい、また、前記実施例では、金属層として
アルミニウム層上にモリブデン層を被着した例について
説明したが、MO81など他の金属層により一形成して
もよい。
Previously, in the above embodiment, a precedent example was explained in which Raded light was irradiated as a means of fusing, but any method such as electron beam or heat ray irradiation may be used.Furthermore, in the above embodiment, a molybdenum layer was formed on an aluminum layer as a metal layer. Although an example in which the metal layer is deposited has been described, it may be formed using another metal layer such as MO81.

さらに、前記実施例では、金属層の黒化工8!における
エツチング工程をグフズマエ、チングを用いた例につい
て説明し九が、!ラズマエ、チングに限らず、ケミカル
ドライエツチング(COE)でもイオン工、チングなど
何れの工、チング手攻で4よい。
Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the black chemical coating of the metal layer 8! Explains the etching process using an example using etching. Not limited to rasmae and ching, but also chemical dry etching (COE) such as ion etching and ching, and ching moves are good at 4.

以上説明したように本発明によれば、溶断する金属層の
少なくとも表面の一部を光吸収率の高い黒色とするよう
にし九ので、レーザ光の照射でも非常に光反射率が小さ
;゛<なシ、低・譬ワーのレーデ光でも容易に溶断ヤき
る坐導体装置の製造方法を提供できる。jl 5、、・、:1 amo”*′!″0  、代 第1図は周知の冗長回路を有する半導体メモリを説明す
るための回路構成図、第2図は第1図の一ワード線選択
回路の不良ビットを救済するだめの具体的回路結線図、
第3図は縞2図における切断部の従来の製造方法を説明
する丸めの構造断面図、第4図体)〜(C)は本発明の
一実施例を工程順に説明するための構造断面図である。
As explained above, according to the present invention, at least a part of the surface of the metal layer to be fused is made black with high light absorption, so even when irradiated with laser light, the light reflectance is extremely low. However, it is possible to provide a method for manufacturing a seat conductor device that can be easily fused even with low-power LED light. jl 5, . . .:1 amo"*'!"0, 0. Figure 1 is a circuit configuration diagram for explaining a semiconductor memory having a well-known redundant circuit, and Figure 2 is a diagram showing one word line selection in Figure 1. Specific circuit wiring diagram to repair defective bits in the circuit,
Fig. 3 is a rounded structural sectional view explaining the conventional manufacturing method of the cut portion in the stripe 2, and Figs. be.

51・・・シリコン基板、is、ss・・・配線、54
・・・810.膜、5j・・・アルミニウム層、56・
・・モリブデン層、51・・・レーデ光。
51...Silicon substrate, is, ss...wiring, 54
...810. Film, 5j... Aluminum layer, 56.
... Molybdenum layer, 51... Rede light.

出願人代理人  弁理士 鈴 江 武 彦、:・ 1:1.、。Applicant's agent: Patent attorney Suzue Takehiko:・ 1:1. ,.

L1 第1図 @t、B (A) (B) (C) 11ト57L1 Figure 1 @t,B (A) (B) (C) 11th 57

Claims (7)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)  配線の一部Kw#線可能領域を形成するに際
し、前記配線に電気的Km絖され九少なくとも表面の一
部が黒色の金属層を形成するニーを具備してなることを
特徴とする半導体装置の製造方法。
(1) When forming a part Kw# line possible region of the wiring, the wiring is provided with a knee which is electrically wired and forms a black metal layer on at least a part of the surface thereof. A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device.
(2)前記金属層はアルミニウム層上に−1−リプデン
層を形成した積層構造工ある特許請求の範囲第1項記載
の半導体装置の製造方法。
(2) The method of manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 1, wherein the metal layer has a laminated structure in which a -1-lipden layer is formed on an aluminum layer.
(3)  前記金属層はその表面に柱状結晶を持つ金属
膜を被着し、この柱状結晶金属膜の表面な工、チングし
たものである特許請求の範囲第1項記載の半導体装置の
製造方法。
(3) The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 1, wherein the metal layer is formed by depositing a metal film having columnar crystals on its surface, and etching or etching the surface of the columnar crystal metal film. .
(4)  前記柱状結晶金属膜の被着は基板を加熱して
行うことを特徴とする特許−求の範囲第3項記載の半導
体装置の製造方法。
(4) The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 3, wherein the deposition of the columnar crystal metal film is performed by heating the substrate.
(5)  前記金属層は毫すブデンンリサイド層である
特許請求の範囲第1項記載の半導体装置の製造方法。
(5) The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 1, wherein the metal layer is a budenyl oxide layer.
(6)  鎗記金属層O断線はレーデ光ま九は電子線を
照射することを特徴とする特徴請求の範囲第1項記載の
半導体装置の製造方法。
(6) The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 1, characterized in that the disconnection in the metal layer O is irradiated with an electron beam.
(7)  鍵記金属層は不良時に冗長回路を作動させる
回路01111に用いることを特徴とする特許請求の範
囲第1項記載の半導体装置の製造方法。
(7) The method for manufacturing a semiconductor device according to claim 1, wherein the key metal layer is used for a circuit 01111 that activates a redundant circuit in the event of a failure.
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