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The dielectric constant of polyimide exhibits a broad maximum around 20 °C and
continues to decrease with ... Both MSQ and PSQ , however , exhibit a different
type of temperature dependence , namely a decrease in the dielectric constant ...
The dielectric constant of polyimide exhibits a broad maximum around 20 °C and
continues to decrease with ... Both MSQ and PSQ , however , exhibit a different
type of temperature dependence , namely a decrease in the dielectric constant ...
Page 139
Unlike SiO2 , polymeric thin films exhibit a complex morphology which varies with
the polymer ' s thermal history , deposition temperature , and film thickness .
Since the morphology of the polymer thin film ultimately affects its properties such
...
Unlike SiO2 , polymeric thin films exhibit a complex morphology which varies with
the polymer ' s thermal history , deposition temperature , and film thickness .
Since the morphology of the polymer thin film ultimately affects its properties such
...
Page 144
Since most hightemperature ( ~ 400°C ) stable polymers contain a main - chain
benzene ring , they exhibit dielectric anisotropy . The work here showed PPXN
and VT - 4 exhibit a large negative birefringence causing a high in - plane ...
Since most hightemperature ( ~ 400°C ) stable polymers contain a main - chain
benzene ring , they exhibit dielectric anisotropy . The work here showed PPXN
and VT - 4 exhibit a large negative birefringence causing a high in - plane ...
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Contents
Overview of Process Integration Issues for LowK Dielectrics | 3 |
Fundamental Aspects of Polymer Metallization | 15 |
LiquidPhase Deposition of LowK Organic | 27 |
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