Silicon Wafer Cleaning Using New Liquid Aerosol with Controlled Droplet Velocity and Size by Rotary Atomizer Method
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概要
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A liquid aerosol, which sprays cleaning liquid with a carrier gas, is widely used for cleaning semiconductor devices. The liquid aerosol using a conventional two-fluid nozzle may cause pattern damage on the wafer. To resolve this problem, we have made a prototype new rotary atomizing two-fluid cleaning nozzle (RAC nozzle), which can control the velocity distribution and size distribution of flying liquid droplets separately. It was confirmed by measuring flying liquid droplets using a shadow Doppler particle analyzer system that the mean volumetric diameter of the droplets could be atomized to 20 μm or less at a rotational speed of the air turbine of 50,000 min-1 and that the mean velocity of the flying liquid droplets could be controlled in the range under 65 m/s independently. It was confirmed in a cleaning experiment using polystyrene latex (PSL) particles on a wafer that particle removal efficiency increased when shaping air pressure increased. Also, the particle removal efficiency was improved with the finer atomization promoted by a higher rotational speed of the air turbine.
- 2010-06-25
著者
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Yoshiyuki Seike
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Seike Yoshiyuki
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Miyachi Keiji
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Shibata Tatsuo
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Yoshinori Kobayashi
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Syuhei Kurokawa
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University, 744 Motohka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan
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Toshiro Doi
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University, 744 Motohka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan
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Keiji Miyachi
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan
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Tatsuo Shibata
New Components Division, Asahi Sunac Corporation, 5050 Asahimaecho Owariasahi, Aichi 488-8688, Japan