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A. Vandooren, J. Franco, Bertrand Parvais, Z. Wu, L. Witters, A. Walke, W. Li, L. Peng, V. Deshpande, F. M. Bufler, N. Rassoul, G. Hellings, G. Jamieson, F. Inoue, G. Verbinnen, K. Devriendt, L. Teugels, N. Heylen, E. Vecchio, T. Zheng, E. Rosseel, W. Vanherle, A. Hikavyy, B. T. Chan, R. Ritzenthaler, G. Besnard, W. Schwarzenbach, G. Gaudin, I. Radu, B. Y. Nguyen, N. Waldron, V. De Heyn, D. Mocuta, Nadine Collaert
 

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3-D sequential integration requires top MOSFETs processed at a low thermal budget, which can impair the device reliability. In this paper, top junctionless (JL) devices are fabricated with a maximum processing temperature of 525 °C. The devices feature high k/metal replacement gate and low-temperature Si:P and SiGe:B 60% raised source and drain for nMOS and pMOS fabrication, respectively. Device matching, analog, and RF performance of the top tier devices are in-line with the state-of-the-art Si technology processed at high temperature (>1000 °C). JL devices operate at reduced electric field and can meet in specification reliability (10-year reliable operation at V G= V th+ 0.6 V, 125 °C), even without the use of 'reliability' anneal. The top Si layer is transferred on CMOS planar bulk wafers with W metal-1 interconnects, using a SiCN to SiCN direct wafer bonding. Comparison with silicon-on-insulator devices fabricated with the same low-temperature flow shows no impact on device electrical performance from the Si layer transfer.

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