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[[Category: Lithography|Descum]] | [[Category: Lithography|Descum]] | ||
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== | =Plasma Asher 1= | ||
[[File:Descum Results aug 2019.png|640px|thumb|right|Descum results plasma asher 1. September 2019]] | |||
[ | The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in [http://labmanager.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&mach=55 LabManager] - '''requires login''' | ||
Descum of AZ5214E resist on 50mm silicon wafer. Wafer was placed horisontally in chamber on a 100 mm carier wafer. | |||
'''Recipe 1:'''<br> | |||
Note: Plasma asher was cold before use | Note: Plasma asher was cold before use | ||
*O2 flow: 70 ml/min | |||
*N2 flow: 70 ml/min | |||
*Power: 150 W | |||
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|'''Ashing time (min)'''|| 1|| 2 || 5 || 7 || 10 || 10 | |||
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|'''Etched Thickness (nm)'''|| 14.2 || 16.3 || 47.6 || 123.2 || 854.3 || 862.1 | |||
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'''Recipe 2:'''<br> | |||
Note: Plasma asher was cold before use | |||
*O2 flow: 500 ml/min | |||
*N2 flow: 0 ml/min | |||
*Power: 500 W | |||
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|- style="background:LightGrey" | |- style="background:LightGrey" | ||
|| | |'''Ashing time (min)'''|| 1|| 2 || 5 || 7 || 10 || 10 | ||
| 1 || 2 || 5 || 7 || 10 || 10 | |- | ||
|- | |'''Etched Thickness (nm)'''|| - || 8.1 || 32.9 || 271.1 || 495.6 || 446.2 | ||
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==Descum tests on UV resists== | |||
''Conny Hjort & Jesper Hanberg, September 2021'' | |||
[[Image:PA1_descum.jpg|640px|thumb|Descum results plasma asher 1. August 2021]] | |||
Descum of different resists, AZ5214E, AZ701 MiR and AZ2020 nLOF, on a single 100mm wafer was tested. Wafer was placed vertically in the middle of glass carrier. | |||
'''Recipe settings:'''<br> | |||
Note: plasma Asher was cold before use. | |||
*O2 flow: 70 ml/min | |||
*N2 flow: 70 ml/min | |||
Power: 150 W | |||
Minor temperature rise during processing was observed, but not more than 5 degrees. Starting chamber pressure was around 0.5 mbar. | |||
'''1,5 um AZ5214E resist''' | '''1,5 um AZ5214E resist:''' | ||
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'''1,5 um AZ5214E resist placed horizontally in the carrier''' | |||
'''1,5 um AZ5214E resist placed horizontally in the carrier:''' | |||
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'''1,5 um AZ701MiR resist''' | |||
'''1,5 um AZ701MiR resist:''' | |||
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'''1,5 um AZ 2020nLOF resist''' | |||
'''1,5 um AZ 2020nLOF resist:''' | |||
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=Plasma Asher 2= | |||
''Jitka Urbánková & Jesper Hanberg, December 2019'' | |||
[[image:descum_graf.jpg|640px|thumb|Descum results plasma asher 2 - recipe 1]] | |||
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in [http://labmanager.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&mach=200 LabManager] - '''requires login''' | |||
Descum of AZ Mir 701 resist on 100mm silicon wafer. Five wafers were placed vertically in chamber. | Descum of AZ Mir 701 resist on 100mm silicon wafer. Five wafers were placed vertically in chamber. | ||
'''recipe 1''' | '''recipe 1:''' | ||
*O2 flow: 100 ml/min | |||
*N2 flow: 100 ml/min | |||
*Power: 150 W | |||
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[[image:graf_descum-recipe2.png|640px|thumb|Descum results plasma asher 2 - recipe 2]] | |||
'''recipe 2:''' | |||
*O2 flow: 500 ml/min | |||
'''recipe 2''' | *N2 flow: 0 ml/min | ||
*Power: 200 W | |||
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A linear time dependence was observed after etching 7 minutes or more (recipe 2). | |||
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=Plasma Asher 3: Descum= | |||
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in [http://labmanager.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&mach=423 LabManager] - '''requires login''' | |||
Plasma Asher 3 is specifically used for controlled descum process after lithography. Please note that you only can process a single 100 mm wafer, or one small sample, at a time. | |||
The plasma asher is equipped with 2 gaslines: oxygen and nitrogen, but all standard processes use only oxygen (as recommended by Diener). | |||
'''Ashing of AZ MiR701 resist''' | '''Ashing of AZ MiR701 resist:'''<br> | ||
You can use two different descum process developments: you can either change power settings or processing chamber pressure. | |||
'''Testing different power settings:''' | |||
[[image:AZMIR701_power_settings.png|640px|thumb|Descum results for different power settings]] | |||
'' | '''Recipe settings:''' | ||
*O2 flow: 5 sccm | |||
*N2 flow: 0 | |||
*Pressure: 0.2 mbar | |||
*Power: Varied | |||
Experiment parameters: | '''Experiment parameters:''' | ||
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| ||FW/REV|| C2/C1 || Power | | ||FW/REV|| C2/C1 || Power | ||
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'''Testing different pressure settings:''' | |||
[[image:AZMIR701_pressure_settings.png|640px|thumb|Descum results for different pressure settings]] | |||
Experiment parameters: | '''Recipe settings:''' | ||
*O2 flow: varied | |||
*N2 flow: 0 | |||
*Pressure: varied | |||
*Power: V100% (100 W) | |||
'''Experiment parameters:''' | |||
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| ||FW/REV|| C2/C1 || | | ||FW/REV|| C2/C1 || Oxygen || Pressure | ||
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|'''recipe 1'''|| 100/0 || 53/31 || 5 || 0,2 | |'''recipe 1'''|| 100/0 || 53/31 || 5 || 0,2 | ||
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'''Ashing of AZ5214E resist:''' | |||
[[image:AZ5214E_pressure_settings.png|640px|thumb|Descum results for different pressure settings]] | |||
'''Recipe settings:''' | |||
*O2 flow: varied | |||
*N2 flow: 0 | |||
*Pressure: varied | |||
*Power: V100% (100 W) | |||
''' | '''Experiment parameters:''' | ||
{| {{table}} | |||
| align="center" | | |||
{|border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="10" style="text-align:left;" | |||
|- style="background:LightGrey" | |||
| ||FW/REV|| C2/C1 || Oxygen || Pressure | |||
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|'''recipe 1'''|| 100/0 || 53/31 || 17 || 0,4 | |||
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|'''recipe 2''' || 100/0 || 37/39 || 45 || 0,8 | |||
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Plasma Asher 1
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager - requires login
Descum of AZ5214E resist on 50mm silicon wafer. Wafer was placed horisontally in chamber on a 100 mm carier wafer.
Recipe 1:
Note: Plasma asher was cold before use
- O2 flow: 70 ml/min
- N2 flow: 70 ml/min
- Power: 150 W
|
Recipe 2:
Note: Plasma asher was cold before use
- O2 flow: 500 ml/min
- N2 flow: 0 ml/min
- Power: 500 W
|
Descum tests on UV resists
Conny Hjort & Jesper Hanberg, September 2021
Descum of different resists, AZ5214E, AZ701 MiR and AZ2020 nLOF, on a single 100mm wafer was tested. Wafer was placed vertically in the middle of glass carrier.
Recipe settings:
Note: plasma Asher was cold before use.
- O2 flow: 70 ml/min
- N2 flow: 70 ml/min
Power: 150 W
Minor temperature rise during processing was observed, but not more than 5 degrees. Starting chamber pressure was around 0.5 mbar.
1,5 um AZ5214E resist:
|
1,5 um AZ5214E resist placed horizontally in the carrier:
|
1,5 um AZ701MiR resist:
|
1,5 um AZ 2020nLOF resist:
|
Plasma Asher 2
Jitka Urbánková & Jesper Hanberg, December 2019
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager - requires login
Descum of AZ Mir 701 resist on 100mm silicon wafer. Five wafers were placed vertically in chamber.
recipe 1:
- O2 flow: 100 ml/min
- N2 flow: 100 ml/min
- Power: 150 W
|
recipe 2:
- O2 flow: 500 ml/min
- N2 flow: 0 ml/min
- Power: 200 W
|
A linear time dependence was observed after etching 7 minutes or more (recipe 2).
Plasma Asher 3: Descum
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager - requires login
Plasma Asher 3 is specifically used for controlled descum process after lithography. Please note that you only can process a single 100 mm wafer, or one small sample, at a time. The plasma asher is equipped with 2 gaslines: oxygen and nitrogen, but all standard processes use only oxygen (as recommended by Diener).
Ashing of AZ MiR701 resist:
You can use two different descum process developments: you can either change power settings or processing chamber pressure.
Testing different power settings:
Recipe settings:
- O2 flow: 5 sccm
- N2 flow: 0
- Pressure: 0.2 mbar
- Power: Varied
Experiment parameters:
|
Testing different pressure settings:
Recipe settings:
- O2 flow: varied
- N2 flow: 0
- Pressure: varied
- Power: V100% (100 W)
Experiment parameters:
|
Ashing of AZ5214E resist:
Recipe settings:
- O2 flow: varied
- N2 flow: 0
- Pressure: varied
- Power: V100% (100 W)
Experiment parameters:
|