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Plots of relative dielectric constant , dielectric loss and dielectric breakdown field
as a function of curing temperature at fixed curing time for a HSSQ spin - on glass
. Symbols represent the means and standard deviations of 15 - 20 ...
Plots of relative dielectric constant , dielectric loss and dielectric breakdown field
as a function of curing temperature at fixed curing time for a HSSQ spin - on glass
. Symbols represent the means and standard deviations of 15 - 20 ...
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Annealing of the sample at progressively higher temperatures in UHV causes a
gradual decrease in the CuSi relative Auger intensity , as shown in figure 3 . The
relative Cu intensity remains unchanged until ~ 300 K . Between 300 K and 600 ...
Annealing of the sample at progressively higher temperatures in UHV causes a
gradual decrease in the CuSi relative Auger intensity , as shown in figure 3 . The
relative Cu intensity remains unchanged until ~ 300 K . Between 300 K and 600 ...
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The resulting change in the physical dimensions of the film can be expressed as
the humidityinduced strain Ep ( relative change of the physical dimension ) . The
humidity - induced strain is typically in the same range as the temperature ...
The resulting change in the physical dimensions of the film can be expressed as
the humidityinduced strain Ep ( relative change of the physical dimension ) . The
humidity - induced strain is typically in the same range as the temperature ...
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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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