Low-dielectric Constant MaterialsMaterials Research Society, 1996 - Electric insulators and insulation |
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employed for conventional SOG processing , 5 ) the ability to " tune " dielectric
constant over a wide range , and 6 ) the ability to migrate the same dielectric
material and integration scheme for multiple semiconductor technology nodes by
...
employed for conventional SOG processing , 5 ) the ability to " tune " dielectric
constant over a wide range , and 6 ) the ability to migrate the same dielectric
material and integration scheme for multiple semiconductor technology nodes by
...
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The pores are well ordered within a narrow composition range ( 0 . 1 - 0 . 15 ) ,
but the films are thermally stable over a broader range , and the porosity can be
controlled by adjusting the CTAC / TEOS ratio . Figure 4 shows the volume of
silica ...
The pores are well ordered within a narrow composition range ( 0 . 1 - 0 . 15 ) ,
but the films are thermally stable over a broader range , and the porosity can be
controlled by adjusting the CTAC / TEOS ratio . Figure 4 shows the volume of
silica ...
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In this work we report on the properties of films which have been cured at
different temperatures covering the range from 350°C to 850°C . It is found that
the material remains in its microporous structures at the lower temperature while
it can be ...
In this work we report on the properties of films which have been cured at
different temperatures covering the range from 350°C to 850°C . It is found that
the material remains in its microporous structures at the lower temperature while
it can be ...
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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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