A Reliable Interconnection Technology Using Organic Low-K Dielectrics for 0.18μm CMOS Circuit
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概要
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- 1999-09-20
著者
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Miyamoto Takaaki
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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TOKUNAGA Kazuhiko
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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IKEDA Koichi
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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HASEGAWA Toshiaki
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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FUKASAWA Masanaga
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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KITO Hideyuki
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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KADOMURA Shingo
Process Development Dept. 2, LSI Business &Technology Development Group, C.N.C., Sony Corporation
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Kito Hideyuki
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Kadomura Shingo
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Hasegawa Toshiaki
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Tokunaga Kazuhiko
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Fukasawa Masanaga
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Ikeda Koichi
Process Development Dept. 2 Lsi Business &technology Development Group C.n.c. Sony Corporation
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Fukasawa Masanaga
Process Design Department, Semiconductor Technology Development Division, Core Device Development Group, R&D Platform, Sony Corporation, Atsugi, Kanagawa 243-0014, Japan
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