Problem sts SNF 2008-08-04 08:55:52: Details of Mary Calarrudo's runs ....
shott at snf.stanford.edu
shott at snf.stanford.edu
Mon Aug 4 08:55:53 PDT 2008
Here are the details of Mary Calarrudos runs done with wafers at the 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, and 9 o'clock wafer positions.
12 o'clock wafer:
T: 274
C: 278
F: 273
L: 274
R: 270
3 o'clock wafer:
T: 240
C: 246
F: 254
L: 254
R: 239
6 o'clock wafer:
T: 254
C: 239
F: 250
L: 244
R: 238
9 o'oclock wafer:
T: 246
C: 251
F: 259
L: 245
R: 255
In short, the 12 oclock position is noticeably thicker. And, as Jeannier noted, the overall deposition rate has fallen. Mary had to increase her depostion time by nearly 25% to get the nominal 250 A oxide thickness.
Do we have a temperature uniformity problem? Or a gas distripbution problem?
Thanks,
John
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