Low-dielectric Constant MaterialsMaterials Research Society, 1996 - Electric insulators and insulation |
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DRYING SHRINKAGE Stress ( MPa ) One of the historical problems in making 10
low density silica for either bulk or thin film applications is related to the large
drying stresses from the capillary pressure associated with fluid in the small
pores ...
DRYING SHRINKAGE Stress ( MPa ) One of the historical problems in making 10
low density silica for either bulk or thin film applications is related to the large
drying stresses from the capillary pressure associated with fluid in the small
pores ...
Page 134
A . H2O Desorption Hydrogen Evolution Analyzer : Graphing Screen Hydrogen
Evolution Analyzer : Graphing Screen + 5e - 06 + 5e - 06 Torr Torr Pressure (
Linear ) Pressure ( Linear ) + De + 00 Torr + De + 00 Torr 1000 . 0 Temperature ...
A . H2O Desorption Hydrogen Evolution Analyzer : Graphing Screen Hydrogen
Evolution Analyzer : Graphing Screen + 5e - 06 + 5e - 06 Torr Torr Pressure (
Linear ) Pressure ( Linear ) + De + 00 Torr + De + 00 Torr 1000 . 0 Temperature ...
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It can also be seen that the amount of hydrogen incorporated in the films
decreases with increasing power and decreasing pressure . The dielectric
constant ( k ) of a material is generally correlated to its index of refraction ( n ) ,
and the ...
It can also be seen that the amount of hydrogen incorporated in the films
decreases with increasing power and decreasing pressure . The dielectric
constant ( k ) of a material is generally correlated to its index of refraction ( n ) ,
and the ...
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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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