contacts, prevent this technology from being used. Current practice
is to
use
the
S1H4
reduction reaction
for
WF
6
when depositing selective tungsten.
Table
5.1
summarizes
the
film/deposition parameters
that
are
critical
for
using
both
blanket
and
selective
CVD
tungsten
and the
analytical techniques used
to
characterize them.
References
1
R.
Blumenthal
and G. C.
Smith.
Tungsten
and
Other
Refractory
Metah
for
VLSI
Applications
ΠΙ
(V.
Wells,
Ed.) Mat. Res. Soc, Pittsburgh, 1988,
p. 47.
2
W. T.
Runyan. Semiconductor Measurements
and
Instrumentation.
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