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SEMATECH Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference

Posted by Ken Cheung in Events, Training on Friday, March 12, 2010

SEMATECH’s Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference (SPCC) will feature advanced technologies for cleaning, measuring and processing new III-V semiconductor materials for volume wafer manufacturing. SPCC 2010 will focus on particle removal, including next-generation materials, controlling processes to minimize impact on fragile device structures, non-damaging methods to remove resist, and new metrology approaches for measuring passivation and surface defects. SPCC will take place March 22-24, 2010 at the Sheraton Austin Hotel.

SEMATECH Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference

  • Surface Preparation and Cleaning: Fundamentals
  • Upcoming Challenges in Transistor Scaling
  • New Surface Preparation and Clean Challenges
  • Dry Etch Processing of Microelectronic Devices with HF/H2O/Supercritical CO2
  • Investigation of Wet Etch of sub-nm LaOx Capping Layers for CMOS applications
  • Bond pad Surface Quality for Reliable Wire Bonding
  • MOSFETs – Opportunities and Challenges
  • Surface-Sensitive Characterization Techniques for High Mobility Channel Materials
  • Water Management on Semiconductor Surfaces
  • Nanoscale Particle Removal Using Wet Laser Shockwave Cleaning
  • Controllable Collapsing Bubbles as a Novel Approach for NANO Scale Wafer Cleaning and Surface Preparation
  • Control Of Sonoluminescence Signal In Di Water Using Carbon Dioxide
  • Controlled DI Water CO2 Gasification to Eliminate ESD Effects and Corrosion – Control of Contamination, Development in Equipments
  • Atmospheric EHD Cleaning Chamber Yields High PRE
  • Panel Discussion: Next Generation Particle Removal
  • Opportunities for Recycling and Reclaiming Fab and Assembly Test Facility Wastewaters – A Benchmarking Study
  • Chemical Supply Cost Reduction: Gauging today’s Risk in Modern Fabs
  • Challenges on BEOL Wafer Cleaning
  • The Effects of Surface Roughness and Chemistry on SiO2 and Low-k Film Wetting
  • Why Are Formulated Products Necessary and How Does One Design a Commercially Successful Cu Post-CMP Cleaner?
  • Additives to Reduce Small Particle Defects in Post-CMP Cleaning
  • Charge-Induced Attraction of Particles in Post CMP and Megasonic Clean Processes
  • Evaluation of Cleaning Procedure for the Detection of Scratches Formed on Oxide Wafer during CMP Process
  • Cold Implanted Resist Modeling
  • All-Wet Removal of Post-Etch Photoresist and Sidewall Residues: Electrical Characterization of 90 nm and 30 nm ½ Pitch Structures
  • Thermal Wafer for WETS Optimization
  • Pushing the Piranha Chemistry to Strip Higher Dosed Photoresist
  • Post-Etch Sidewall Residues in Metal Hard Mask/Porous Low-k Single Damascene Structures: Characterization and Wet Removal

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