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PECVD Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition
We have two PECVD's here at DANCHIP. They can all be used to deposit Silicon oxides and Silicon nitrides with or without dopants of Boron, Phosphorus and Germanium. PECVD3 is used for silicon based processing with small amounts (<5% wafer coverage) of metals where as PECVD2 is dedicated for clean wafers both for silicon based materials and III-V materials. Quartz carriers are used in PECVD2 and they are dedicated the two different material groups to avoid cross contamination. See the precise rules in the equipment manuals which are uploaded in LabManager.
PECVD is a chemical vapor deposition process that applies a plasma to enhance chemical reaction rates of reactive spices. PECVD processing allows deposition at lower temperatures, which is often critical in the manufacture of semiconductors.
All though PECVD2 and 3 are very similar you should not expect to transfer a recipe between the systems and get the exact same result.
The user manuals, quality control procedures and results, user APVs, technical information and contact information can be found in LabManager:
PECVD2 in LabManager
PECVD3 in LabManager
Process information on PECVD2 and PECVD3
- Recipes for deposition of silicon oxides
- Recipes on for deposition of silicon nitride and silicon oxynitride
- Doping with boron
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