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|Sputter deposition: can be done on top of a large range of materials. This system can only run in deposition mode in certain periods. | |Sputter deposition: can be done on top of a large range of materials. This system can only run in deposition mode in certain periods. | ||
|Sputter deposition: can be done on top of a large range of materials | |Sputter deposition: can be done on top of a large range of materials | ||
|Sputter deposition: can be done on top of a large range of materials. | |||
|Atomic Layer deposition provides an uniform layer with a good covering even on high aspect ratio structures. | |Atomic Layer deposition provides an uniform layer with a good covering even on high aspect ratio structures. | ||
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Can be doped with boron, phosphorus or germanium | Can be doped with boron, phosphorus or germanium | ||
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*Not measured (a sputter target with stoichiometry SiO<sub>2</sub> is used | *Not measured (a sputter target with stoichiometry SiO<sub>2</sub> is used) | ||
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*Slightly O-poor as deposited non-reactively (O:Si=64:36), may be tunable if reactively sputtered with O<sub>2</sub> (see acceptance test results [[Specific_Process_Knowledge/Thin_film_deposition/Cluster-based_multi-chamber_high_vacuum_sputtering_deposition_system#Process_information|here]]) | |||
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*SiO<sub>2</sub> | *SiO<sub>2</sub> | ||
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!Film thickness range | !Film thickness range | ||
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*~ | *~300 nm - 4 µm | ||
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*~ | *~40 nm - 30 µm | ||
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*~ | *~10 nm - ~1 µm (>2h) | ||
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* Thin layers (up to 200-300 nm) | |||
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* Thin layers (up to 200-300 nm) | * Thin layers (up to 200-300 nm) | ||
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!Process Temperature | !Process Temperature | ||
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*725 | *725 °C | ||
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*300 °C | |||
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* | *Expected to be below 100 °C | ||
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* | *Room temp to 400 °C | ||
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* | *Room temp to 600 °C | ||
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*300 | *300 °C | ||
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*Less good | *Less good | ||
*When doped with phosphorus and/or Boron the oxide can float at about 1000 | *When doped with phosphorus and/or Boron the oxide can float at about 1000 °C in a wet oxidation. | ||
*Deposition on one side of the substrate | *Deposition on one side of the substrate | ||
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*Not Known | *Not Known | ||
*Deposition on one side of the substrate | |||
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*Medium. Perhaps use of HIPIMS can improve step coverage (requires significant process development) | |||
*Deposition on one side of the substrate | *Deposition on one side of the substrate | ||
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*Less dense film | *Less dense film | ||
*Incorporation of hydrogen in the film | *Incorporation of hydrogen in the film | ||
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*1x4" wafer or | *1x4" wafer or | ||
*1x6" wafer | *1x6" wafer | ||
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*Many smaller pieces or | |||
*up to 10x 4" or 6" wafer | |||
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*Several small samples | *Several small samples | ||
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* Metals | * Metals | ||
* Carbon | * Carbon | ||
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*Almost any that will not degas and is not very poisonous | |||
*See cross-contamination sheets | |||
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*Silicon | *Silicon | ||