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==Using PECVD==
==Using PECVD==
PECVD nitride can be deposited in one of the PECVD systems. You can run 1-3 wafers at a time depending on which one of the PECVD's you use. The deposition takes place at 300 degrees Celcius. This can be  off importance for some applications but it give a less dense film that is non-stoichiometric. then form is more like Si<sub>x</sub>N<sub>y</sub>H<sub>z</sub>. The step coverage and thickness uniformity of the film is not as good as for the LPCVD nitride. In one of our PECVD systems (PECVD3) we allow small amounts of metal on the wafers entering the system, this is not allowed in the LPCVD and in the other PECVD (PECVD1).
PECVD nitride can be deposited in one of the PECVD systems. You can run 1-3 wafers at a time depending on which one of the PECVD's you use. The deposition takes place at 300 degrees Celcius. This can be  off importance for some applications but it gives a less dense film and the stoichiometry is on the following form: Si<sub>x</sub>N<sub>y</sub>H<sub>z</sub>. The step coverage and thickness uniformity of the film is not as good as for the LPCVD nitride. In one of our PECVD systems (PECVD3) we allow small amounts of metal on the wafers entering the system, this is not allowed in the LPCVD and in the other PECVD (PECVD1).


==Using sputter deposition==
==Using sputter deposition==