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High-K Dielectric Market Trend, Revenue & Regional Analysis 2023 by Top Players – Air Products & Chemicals (AP), Air Liquid, Praxair, Dow Chemical and SAFC Hitech

Increasing need for low thermal stable materials accompanied by rigorous research and development in the field is expected to drive the High-k Dielectric Market growth

 

Selbyville, DE -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/28/2019 -- Asia Pacific High-k Dielectric Market size is expected to continue its dominance in metal precursors. Continuing transfer of global electronic equipment productions from China and above average semiconductor content of the equipment are the factors projected to propel the industry dynamics over the several upcoming years.

High dielectric constant (k > 10) insulators are essential for 70 nm technology node and beyond. Most of the dielectric materials have poor characteristics than the other conventional silicon oxide which are being deployed as gate dielectric material. High k TM oxides consists poor interface quality as well as thermal stability with the silicon substrate. TM silicates such as HfSiOx are expected to witness significant gains owing to better thermal stability. The above mentioned factors are responsible to drive high-k dielectric market size.

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This mechanism offers high trap density in metal oxides as TM elements reacts with the Si substrate atoms at low energy. These interfacial silicate bonds functioning as interface trap also aids in lowering the conduction band offset energy. The polarized metal-oxygen or ionic bonds are also the reason for existence of high-k values as well as the existence of soft optical phonons. Hafnium compounds are likely to drive high-k dielectric market growth owing to its wide scale implementation as semiconductors.

Charge trapping characteristics is anticipated to determine the application of metal oxides in CMOS devices. It might hamper the threshold voltage offered by the transistors and is likely to have an effect on the defect nature of dielectrics. Inefficient electrical properties offered by SiON and SiO2 are also anticipated to hinder the industry growth. Furthermore, the interface traps existing between the interfacial layer and high-k layer as well as the gap present between interfacial layer and substrate is substantially high.

Based on technology, the industry can be segregated as capacitor; high-k gates as well as interconnects. These precursors are majorly used for capacitors as well as gates whereas, metal precursors are majorly used in interconnect layer and electrode. The technology is mainly deployed in transistor scaling. Amalgamation of metal gate technology with high-k dielectric is expected to provide high resistance for gate leakages.

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Key trend supporting the U.S microelectronics and nanotechnology industry is the mounting complexity of semiconductors production with transition as well as scaling up to 450mm wafers processing. The industry is expected to implement comprehensive architectures based on new process and materials demanding complex co-development, co-design and joint development agreements and 3D stacked ICs.

Key industry participants occupying significant high-k dielectric market share include Air Products & Chemicals (AP), Air Liquid, Praxair, Dow Chemical and SAFC Hitech among others.

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