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Feature Profile Evolution In Plasma Processing Using Onwafer Monitoring System 1st Edition Seiji Samukawa Auth

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Feature Profile Evolution In Plasma Processing Using Onwafer Monitoring System 1st Edition Seiji Samukawa Auth
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Publisher: Springer Japan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.24 MB
Pages: 40
Author: Seiji Samukawa (auth.)
ISBN: 9784431547945, 9784431547952, 4431547940, 4431547959
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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Feature Profile Evolution In Plasma Processing Using Onwafer Monitoring System 1st Edition Seiji Samukawa Auth by Seiji Samukawa (auth.) 9784431547945, 9784431547952, 4431547940, 4431547959 instant download after payment.

This book provides for the first time a good understanding of the etching profile technologies that do not disturb the plasma. Three types of sensors are introduced: on-wafer UV sensors, on-wafer charge-up sensors and on-wafer sheath-shape sensors in the plasma processing and prediction system of real etching profiles based on monitoring data. Readers are made familiar with these sensors, which can measure real plasma process surface conditions such as defect generations due to UV-irradiation, ion flight direction due to charge-up voltage in high-aspect ratio structures and ion sheath conditions at the plasma/surface interface. The plasma etching profile realistically predicted by a computer simulation based on output data from these sensors is described.

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