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Chemicals also could play an important secondary role of passivating the surface
being polished until the time mechanical grinding removes the passivated layer .
The latter mechanism helps in reducing the topography on the surface ( 5 ) .
Chemicals also could play an important secondary role of passivating the surface
being polished until the time mechanical grinding removes the passivated layer .
The latter mechanism helps in reducing the topography on the surface ( 5 ) .
Page 285
Two regimes of polishing were defined on the lubricating slurry film ' s thickness
relative to roughness of the pad and the abrasive size : “ ( i ) direct contact mode ,
where pad , abrasive and wafer are in intimate contact with each other ; ( ii ) ...
Two regimes of polishing were defined on the lubricating slurry film ' s thickness
relative to roughness of the pad and the abrasive size : “ ( i ) direct contact mode ,
where pad , abrasive and wafer are in intimate contact with each other ; ( ii ) ...
Page 287
Five wafers were used for this experiment and each of the wafers was polished
with a different level of glycerol ... to scratching significantly higher in density
indicating the need for further optimization of the polishing parameters for this
pad .
Five wafers were used for this experiment and each of the wafers was polished
with a different level of glycerol ... to scratching significantly higher in density
indicating the need for further optimization of the polishing parameters for this
pad .
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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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