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Dry/wet/dry oxidation: View
Process Hierarchy
Bonding
Clean
Consulting
Deposition
   Evaporation
   LPCVD
   Low-stress SiN deposition
   Miscellaneous deposition
   Oxidation
   PECVD
   Spin casting
   Sputtering
Doping
Etch
LIGA
Lift off
Lithography
Mask making
Metrology
Miscellaneous
Packaging
Polishing
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Thermal
   Anneal
   Bake
   Oxidation
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Dry/wet/dry oxidation
Process characteristics:
Thickness
Amount of material added to a wafer
Thickness*
Amount of material added to a wafer, must be 0.1 .. 2 µm
0.1 .. 2 µm
Batch size 24
Material silicon dioxide
Measured film thickness variation (+/- %) 3.4
Pressure
Pressure of process chamber during processing
1 atm
Sides processed both
Temperature 900 .. 1100 °C
Wafer size
Wafer size
Equipment Thermco TMX furnace (B-stack)
Equipment characteristics:
Wafer holder
Device that holds the wafers during processing.
quartz boat
Wafer materials
List of wafer materials this tool can accept (not list of all materials, just the wafer itself).
silicon
Wafer thickness
List or range of wafer thicknesses the tool can accept
300 .. 530 µm
Comments:
  • Standard wet oxidation process at Michigan.
  • Dry oxidation steps form interface layers only; bulk of oxide comes from the wet oxidation.
  • Wafers must have been Pre-Furnace Cleaned immediately prior to oxidation.