Charge Build-Up and Uniformity Control in Magnetically Enhanced Reactive Ion Etching Using a Curved Lateral Magnetic Field
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概要
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The effectiveness of a curved lateral magnetic field has been examined in magnetically enhanced reactive ion etching (MERIE). It is demonstrated that both charge build-up and etching nonuniformity are suppressed at the same time when the offset angle of dipole magnets is adjusted to 10℃. Theoretical analysis of electron flow in the curved lateral magnetic field suggests that the plasma electron multiplication effect along E×B drift motion is compensated by the divergence of the drift motion at the optimum condition, and it results in uniform plasma generation. Although the definite mechanism of charge build-up is still not clear, this study indicates the importance of plasma uniformity in controlling the charge build-up in a MERIE system.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1994-04-30
著者
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NAMURA Takashi
Kyoto Research Lab., Matsushita Electronics Corp.
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Namura Takashi
Kyoto Research Laboratory Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Mori Hajime
Memory Division Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Sasaki Tomoyuki
Kyoto Research Laboratory Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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NAKAGAWA Satoshi
Kyoto Research Laboratory, Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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Nakagawa Satoshi
Kyoto Research Laboratory Matsushita Electronics Corporation
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