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xwj623
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MIM cap structure
Sep 14th, 2007, 10:18pm
 
Hi All.The MIM cap maze me  much  that i could't understand it's structure.
As the attached MIM, I don't know what  "MIM" layer and  "VIA4" for,I don't know which are
bottom plate and top plate for VIA4 connected the M4 and M5.
help me.
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Re: MIM cap structure
Reply #1 - Sep 15th, 2007, 10:10am
 
The structure for MIM is that the bottom plate in M4, the top plate in the MIM metal. You use V4 and M5 to connect to the MIM metal (top plate of MIM).

So vertical cross-section would be like this:

M5
V4
MIM metal
dielectric (oxide or nitride)
M4

Your process design kit should include some notes/manual that should explain all these things to you.
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Reply #2 - Sep 15th, 2007, 7:51pm
 
Thanks,ACWWong. I understand.,
The Kit's manual does't  mention MIM. Cry

ACWWong wrote on Sep 15th, 2007, 10:10am:
The structure for MIM is that the bottom plate in M4, the top plate in the MIM metal. You use V4 and M5 to connect to the MIM metal (top plate of MIM).

So vertical cross-section would be like this:

M5
V4
MIM metal
dielectric (oxide or nitride)
M4

Your process design kit should include some notes/manual that should explain all these things to you.

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