STS PECVD is UP for Hi Frequency processes only.
Jeannie Perez
nperez at stanford.edu
Tue Nov 20 15:11:21 PST 2012
ATTENTION EVERYONE,
STS has been tested with the high frequency, but before I give you the
test result a waring with Nitride. All characterization was with dual
frequency, so if you want to use High frequency nitride in STS PECVD you
should
characterize it for your process.
I spoke with two engineers about the upper electrode metal being
sputtered when cleaning and one of them feels that we are getting
metals in our film the other one says that with the pressures we use and
the powers being so low and most of all we coat the system with one
micron of oxide before we even start to deposit that this shouldn't be a
problem. It will be up to you in deciding if you want to use it.
Here are the changes , FOUR new recipes until further notice.*_Only High
Frequency is to be used_*, so the Clean recipes, oxide coat recipe,
nitride coat recipe and standard processing recipes are to be use. Here
they are:
1) To etch back, use hifrqcln recipe. Less than two hours of stripping
back. Make sure view port and platen are clean. Follow the the seven
steps at the bottom of the log sheet as before.
2) To coat with (10,000) of HF oxide, use recipe hfoxcoat.
3) To coat with nitride (2500A), use recipe hfnicoat.
4) Do not edit this or any of my recipes. Copy and save under you own
name so that you able to edit. Make sure a 12 (year) is at the end of
your recipe name. Example, xxhfni12
5) Copy from recipes "std_hfni or std_hfox" and save for processing.
Results;
Oxide deposition rate 348A/min, 352A/min, 354A/min, 360A/min, index of
reflection 1.46.
Nitride deposition rate 96A/min, 96A/min, 95A/min. Etch rate in BOE 6:1
156A/min. Index of refraction 2.05.
Nitride is tensile, 428.5 MPa
Up for Qualified Users and if any problems during the holidays, Pradeep
is gracious enough to help out with any issues at STS PECVD. Always test
before running.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone,
Jeannie
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