Metal Removal Efficiency in Deep Submicron Trenches by Wet Chemicals

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Metal contamination impact on transistors’ degradation has been widely studied. Nonetheless, most of the work has been performed on blanket wafers, or based on punctual yield crisis during the integrated circuits’ manufacturing. This paper proposes a comparison of the contamination and metals removal efficiency between blanket wafers and inside deep silicon trenches.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 219)

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32-35

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September 2014

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