В Oxford Instruments впервые было произведено PECVD осаждение на подложку диаметром 450мм
Oxford Instruments deposits first PECVD films on 450mm wafers
In collaboration with ISMI, the
technology and applications teams at Oxford Instruments Plasma
Technology have coated 450mm silicon wafers with PECVD SiO2 – a world
first. The wafers were processed using the recently launched Oxford
Instruments PlasmaPro® NGP®1000 PECVD system, which is capable of
coatingsingle wafer substrates up to 450mm diameter or larger batches of smaller diameter wafers.
Mike Cooke, Chief
Technology Officer at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, is
extremely pleased with the results. “Our collaboration with ISMI and
Semilab gave us access to 450mm wafers and the first opportunity for
partners to deposit and measure layers on such wafers,” he said. The
wafers processed at Oxford Instruments will be used in ISMI’s Test
Wafer Generation program to enable the development of 450mm process and
metrology tools. The SiO2 film thickness uniformity is expected to
achieve ±3% based on measurements taken from batches of smaller
diameter wafers.
ISMI is currently building the infrastructure for the transition to 450 mm as part of its portfolio of programs dedicated to improving productivity and reducing costs in today's and tomorrow's fabs. The ISMI 450 mm Program is committed to enabling a cost-effective transition through coordination and development of infrastructure, guidance, and industry readiness.
ISMI is currently building the infrastructure for the transition to 450 mm as part of its portfolio of programs dedicated to improving productivity and reducing costs in today's and tomorrow's fabs. The ISMI 450 mm Program is committed to enabling a cost-effective transition through coordination and development of infrastructure, guidance, and industry readiness.
Oxford Instruments is also involved
in the EEMI 450mm project, specifically in the development of 450mm
etch tools. The project supports the migration to the larger wafer size
and is intended to strengthen the competiveness of European industry
and research infrastructure. The project is supported by the ENIAC Joint Undertaking and the UK Technology Strategy Board.
Дата публикации: 05.01.2011



