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The effects of soaking HafSOx films in NaOH over varying time

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Title The effects of soaking HafSOx films in NaOH over varying time
Names Lucchini, Stefan E. (creator)
Keszler, Douglas A. (advisor)
Date Issued 2014-06-05 (iso8601)
Note Project Description: HafSOx is a dielectric material that also functions as an insulator. It is able to be spin-coated onto a silicon substrate, creating a thin, amorphous film. It is very dense, which helps lead it to a high dielectric constant, making it ideal for electronic devices through the use of lithography. Additionally, it is environmentally friendly, has low fabrication costs due to its ability to use aqueous deposition, and is “future proof” in its abilities to be use in theoretical lithography techniques. The stripping phase is not well understood, prompting research interest.
Abstract HafSOx is a dielectric material that also functions as an insulator. It is able to be spin-coated onto a silicon substrate, creating a thin, amorphous film. It is very dense, which helps lead it to a high dielectric constant, making it ideal for electronic devices through the use of lithography. Additionally, it is environmentally friendly, has low fabrication costs due to its ability to use aqueous deposition, and is “future proof” in its abilities to be use in theoretical lithography techniques. The stripping phase is not well understood, prompting research interest.
Genre Presentation
Topic Dielectrics
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/48775

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