UCPSS 2008
September 21 to 24
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Ninth International
Symposium on
ULTRA CLEAN PROCESSING
OF SEMICONDUCTOR SURFACES
Tutorials:
September 21, 2008
Brugge, Belgium |
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Conference:
September 22-24, 2008
Brugge, Belgium |
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UCPSS 2008 Participants
(click on the photo to download the file - 10Mb)
Download the UCPSS 2008 Abstract Book (52,1 Mb)
Click here (only for registered participants - password protected)
Tutorials (September 21)
- Prof. Jakub Nalaskowski (IBM): Particle - surface interactions in semiconductor cleaning
- Dr. D. Martin Knotter( NXP Semiconductors): Ozonized water is green
- Dr. Joel Barnett (Sematech): Cleaning and etching of advance gate stacks
- Dr. Martin M. Frank (IBM): High-mobility channels: fundamentals of surface preparation
- Dr. Guy Vereecke (IMEC): Post-etch wet residue removal in Cu/low-k integration
- Dr. Bart Swinnen (IMEC): Stacking and interconnection of ICs in the 3rd dimension
Conference (September 22-24)
The Symposium on Ultra Clean Processing of Semiconductor Surfaces (UCPSS) is a biannual event. The last edition was held on September 22-24, 2008 in the Oud Sint-Jan, conference center in Brugge. It is the purpose of the UCPSS-symposium to increase the level of understanding on ultra-clean processing technology in all steps of the IC-production. The conference consists of invited presentations as well as selected contributing presentations and posters. The issues addressed included the following topics:
- surface conditioning for sensitive processes (e.g. high-k dielectrics, Ge surfaces)
- chemical and physical cleaning in liquid, gaseous and supercritical ambient
- trade-offs between cleaning performance, substrate damage and etching
- application-specific cleans (e.g. epitaxy, SiGe, CVD, wafer backside)
- cleaning and surface treatments at the interconnect level, cleaning of low-k material, post-CMP cleaning
- dry-etch resist strip and polymer removal
- contamination/particle control and its relation with process performance
- controlled environment during processing, equipment for wafer cleaning
- surface chemistry, passivation, and characterization of Si, Ge, and GaAs
- effects of Si-wafer defects and Si-surface topography on process yield
- process and contamination diagnostics, in-situ monitoring and process control
- general issues in ultra-clean technology, ultra-pure materials and supply systems
- environmentally friendly technologies and mass balance equations
Invited speakers:
- Dr. Willy Rachmady (Intel Corp.): Surface Preparation and Passivation of III-V Substrates for Ultra-High Speed, Low Power Logic Applications
- Dr. Brian Kirkpatrick (Texas Instruments): Material Loss Impact on Device Performance for 32nm CMOS and Beyond
- Dr. Ayako Shimazaki (Toshiba Corp.): Metallic contamination control in leading-edge ULSI Manufacturing
- Prof. Dennis Hess (Georgia Tech): Photoresist Removal Using Alternative Chemistries and Pressures
- Dr. Lucille Broussous (STMicroelectronics): Porous low-k wet etch in HF-based solutions: focus on cleaning process window, "pore-sealing" and "k recovery"
Major sponsors
Contributors
If you want to receive further information on the tutorial and conference,
please contact the conference secretariat:
UCPSS – Momentum
Grensstraat 8, B-3010 Leuven, Belgium
Tel +32 (0)16 40 45 55 - fax +32 (0)16 40 35 51
ucpss@momentum-pco.be
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