Atmospheric-Pressure Synthesis of Atomically Smooth, Conformal, and Ultrathin Low-k Polymer Insulating Layers by Plasma-Initiated Chemical Vapor Deposition
Atmospheric-Pressure Synthesis of Atomically Smooth, Conformal, and Ultrathin Low-k Polymer Insulating Layers by Plasma-Initiated Chemical Vapor Deposition
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通过等离子体引发化学气相沉积在大气压下合成原子级光滑、保形和超薄低 k 聚合物绝缘层
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2019
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5
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N. Boscher
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Dominique Abessolo Ondo;François Loyer;F. Werner;R. Leturcq;P. Dale;N. Boscher
The straightforward synthesis of ultrathin low dielectric constant insulating polymer layers from four cyclic organosilicon monomers (i.e., two organocyclosiloxanes and two organocyclosilazanes) by atmospheric pressure plasma-initiated chemical vapor deposition (AP-PiCVD) is demonstrated. The combination of ultrashort plasma pulses (ca. 100 ns), as polymerization initiator, with long plasma off-times (10 ms), yields the formation of atomically smooth and conformal polymer layers with excellent insulating properties. Leakage current densities of 10–9 A cm–2 are measured for film thicknesses as low as 12 nm. Low dielectric constants are obtained because of the retention of the cyclic structure of the monomers during the deposition. The polymer layers prepared from 1,3,5,7-tetramethyl-1,3,5,7-tetravinylcyclotrisiloxane display the lowest dielectric constant (k = 2.8). The present study demonstrates the ability to vary the dielectric constant of as-deposited polymer layers by varying the monomer bonds, i.e., ...