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In this work we explore the plasma assisted deposition of fluorocarbon films from
hexafluoropropylene ( C3F6 ) and hydrogen in order to understand how the
mechanical and thermal properties might be improved . Plasma activation and
ion ...
In this work we explore the plasma assisted deposition of fluorocarbon films from
hexafluoropropylene ( C3F6 ) and hydrogen in order to understand how the
mechanical and thermal properties might be improved . Plasma activation and
ion ...
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[ 5 ] Even though these processes lead to significant improvements in
degradation resistance , the ultimate stability of these films when integrated with
Al interconnects and other microelectronic materials is not fully known . In this
study , the ...
[ 5 ] Even though these processes lead to significant improvements in
degradation resistance , the ultimate stability of these films when integrated with
Al interconnects and other microelectronic materials is not fully known . In this
study , the ...
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Typical low - k organic polymers are spin - coated onto a substrate with a spinner
, then thermally cured . Thus , it is hard to improve adhesion by inserting an
adhesion - promoting layer . Also , the properties of these polymer films were
limited ...
Typical low - k organic polymers are spin - coated onto a substrate with a spinner
, then thermally cured . Thus , it is hard to improve adhesion by inserting an
adhesion - promoting layer . Also , the properties of these polymer films were
limited ...
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Contents
LowDielectric Constant Materials for IC Intermetal | 3 |
A Study of Anisotropy of Spin Cast and VaporDeposited | 15 |
A LOW ER Material Candidate for ULSI | 21 |
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