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The thickness and the time it takes to grow the oxide often decides if a dry or wet oxidation is choosen.

Dry oxide is used from 5nm - 200nm. Furnace:A1,A3,C1,C2,C3.

Wet oxide with O2 and H2: Furnace:A1,A3.

Wet oxide H2O in a bobler: Furnace:C1,C2,C3.

The filmquality of dryoxide is better than for wet oxide with regards to density and ?

' A1 Boron drive-in A3 Phosphorous drive-in C1 Gate oxide C2 Anneal oxide C3 Anneal bond D1 APOX
General description Drive-in of boron deposited in the boron pre-dep furnace(A2) or drive-in of ion implanted boron. Can also be used for dry and wet oxidation. Drive-in of phosphorous deposited in the phosphorous pre-dep furnace(A2) or drive-in of ion implanted phosphorous. Can also be used for dry and wet oxidation. Oxidation of gate-oxide and other especially clean oxides. At the moment also used for general oxidation of 6" wafers. Oxidation and annealing of wafers from the B-stack and PECVD1. Oxidation and annealing of wafers from NIL. Oxidation of very thick oxides
Dry oxidation x x x (with special permission) x x
wet oxidation with torch (H2+O2) x x
Wet oxidation with bubler (water steam + N2) x (with special permission) x x x
Process temperature 800-1150 oC 800-1150 oC 800-1150 oC 800-1150 oC 800-1150 oC 1150 oC
Cleanliness of dry oxide (rated 1-4, 1 is best) 2 2 1 3 4
Cleanliness of wet oxide (rated 1-4, 1 is best) 1 1 2 3 4 3
Batch size max. 30 wafers of 4" or 2" max. 30 4" wafers or 2" wafers max. 30 wafers of 6",4" or 2" max. 30 4" wafers or 2" wafers max. 30 4" wafers or 2" wafers max. 200 4"
Which wafers are allowed to enter the furnace:
New clean* Si wafers 4" (6" in C1) x x x (with special permission) x x x
RCA clean** Si wafers with no history of Metals on x x x (with special permission) x x
From Predep furnace directly (e.g. incl. Predep HF**) From A2 From A4
Wafers directly from PECVD1 x x
Wafers directly from NIL bonding x