Low-dielectric Constant MaterialsMaterials Research Society, 1996 - Electric insulators and insulation |
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Very high compressive stresses ( 750 MPa ) and apparent thermal stability at 400
°C were observed in CHx films which exhibited an ε of 3 . 4 . These films were
judged to be highly crosslinked . Under different deposition conditions , CHx films
...
Very high compressive stresses ( 750 MPa ) and apparent thermal stability at 400
°C were observed in CHx films which exhibited an ε of 3 . 4 . These films were
judged to be highly crosslinked . Under different deposition conditions , CHx films
...
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5 wt % / hr were observed at 420 to 450 °C . It is noteworthy to state here that
thermal properties of the parylene AF - 4 film are dependent on the process
condition of the deposition of film and also on the post - deposition treatment
such as ...
5 wt % / hr were observed at 420 to 450 °C . It is noteworthy to state here that
thermal properties of the parylene AF - 4 film are dependent on the process
condition of the deposition of film and also on the post - deposition treatment
such as ...
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The glass transition temperature ( T ) is observed due to the presence of
amorphous region of a polymer while a crystalline melting ( Tm ) due to the
presence of crystalline regions . Thus in a semicrystalline polymer , both a T , and
a Tm are ...
The glass transition temperature ( T ) is observed due to the presence of
amorphous region of a polymer while a crystalline melting ( Tm ) due to the
presence of crystalline regions . Thus in a semicrystalline polymer , both a T , and
a Tm are ...
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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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