Low-dielectric Constant MaterialsMaterials Research Society, 1996 - Electric insulators and insulation |
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NANOPOROUS SILICA FOR LOW K DIELECTRICS Teresa Ramos , Kevin
Roderick , Alok Maskara , and Douglas M . Smith Nanoglass LLC , 3500 Garrett
Ave . , Santa Clara , CA 95054 - 2827 , USA ABSTRACT Considerable progress
has ...
NANOPOROUS SILICA FOR LOW K DIELECTRICS Teresa Ramos , Kevin
Roderick , Alok Maskara , and Douglas M . Smith Nanoglass LLC , 3500 Garrett
Ave . , Santa Clara , CA 95054 - 2827 , USA ABSTRACT Considerable progress
has ...
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Density ( or the inverse , porosity ) is the key nanoporous silica parameter
controlling properties of importance for dielectrics ” . Properties of nanoporous
silica may be varied over a continuous spectrum from the extremes of an air gap
at a ...
Density ( or the inverse , porosity ) is the key nanoporous silica parameter
controlling properties of importance for dielectrics ” . Properties of nanoporous
silica may be varied over a continuous spectrum from the extremes of an air gap
at a ...
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Low K Mesoporous Silica Films Through Template - Based Processing P . J .
Bruinsma , N . J . Hess , J . R . Bontha , J . Liu and S . Baskaran Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory , P . O . Box 999 , Richland , WA 99352 ABSTRACT Low ...
Low K Mesoporous Silica Films Through Template - Based Processing P . J .
Bruinsma , N . J . Hess , J . R . Bontha , J . Liu and S . Baskaran Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory , P . O . Box 999 , Richland , WA 99352 ABSTRACT Low ...
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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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absorption addition adhesion annealing applications atoms bonds capacitance changes characteristics characterized chemical compared composition concentration containing cured decrease density dependence deposition determined dielectric constant discussed drying effect electrical electron etch evaporation exhibit Figure films deposited flow fluorine formed frequency FTIR function glass groups heating higher hydrogen imidization improved increasing indicates integrated interconnect interface layer lines loss lower materials measured mechanical metal mode moisture observed obtained oxide Parylene peak PECVD performed PFCB plasma polyimide polymers precursor prepared presented pressure Proc properties PTFE range ratio reaction reduced relative reported resistance sample sccm shown shows silica silicon similar SiO2 SiOF films Solid solution solvent spectra strength stress structure substrate surface Table Teflon temperature thermal stability thickness thin films transition treatment values Volume wafer weight xerogel