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Axic Benchmark PECVD
iLab Name:Axic
iLab Kiosk: BRK Growth Core
FIC: Shared
Owner: Rich Hosler
Location: Cleanroom - R Bay
Maximum Wafer Size: 8"/200 mm
Notes: Axic SiO2 dep rates are a little below stated recipe values at the moment. For example the 40nm/min dep recipe is putting down about 32nm/min. I'm investigating this as time allows but just be forewarned that this is the current state.
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Overview
PLEASE UTILIZE THE NEW SAFETY BAR WHEN THE CHAMBER IS OPEN. SEE THE NEW SOP FOR DETAILS
General Description
A general-purpose Capacitively Coupled Plasma (CCP) Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) system for oxide and nitride deposition.
Specifications
The system has following gases:
- 10% Silane (SiH4)/balance N2
- N2O
- NH3
- CF4
- O2
- N2
It accommodate up to 8" substrate or a variety of smaller substrate sizes.
- Maximum RF power: 600W @ 13.56MHz
- Maximum electrode temp: 300 C
- Minimum base pressure: 20 mTorr
Technology Overview
Sample Requirements and Preparation
Standard Operating ProcedureSOP:
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Questions & Troubleshooting
What kind of quality can I expect from deposited oxide?
Below is an example of deposited PECVD oxide under AFM. Note that this was taken when the tool was initially installed, and is for illustrative purposes only:
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Process Library
See SOP for standard recipes, users should feel free to add their recipes here.
References
Jean-Luc Umwungeri - ECE 696 Final Report: Detailed Study of SiN PECVD (Internal Resource)
Jean-Luc Umwungeri - ECE 696 Final Report, Supplemental Information (Internal Resource)
PECVD Trends and Troubleshooting - Oxford Instruments (Internal Resource)
The above varies recipes for a tool identical to ours.