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Review of Chemical-Mechanical Planarization Modeling for Integrated Circuit Fabrication: From Particle Scale to Die and Wafer Scales
Jianfeng Luo, University of California, Berkeley
David A. Dornfeld, University of California, Berkeley
Luo, J., “Review of Chemical-Mechanical Planarization Modeling for Integrated Circuit Fabrication: From Particle Scale to Die and Wafer Scales”, 2002-2003 LMA Reports, University of California at Berkeley, pp. 107-135.
ABSTRACT: Modeling and simulation are critical to transfer CMP from an engineering 'art' to an engineering 'science'. Research efforts in CMP modeling have been attempted in the last decade. There is an urgent need to review the current models including their limitations and future research directions systematically. In this paper, chemical mechanical planarization modeling is reviewed systematically, from particle scale to die and wafer scales.
SUGGESTED CITATION: Jianfeng Luo and David A. Dornfeld,
"Review of Chemical-Mechanical Planarization Modeling for Integrated Circuit Fabrication: From Particle Scale to Die and Wafer Scales"
(June 1, 2003).
Laboratory for Manufacturing and Sustainability.
Precision Manufacturing Group.
Paper 2002_luo_1.
http://repositories.cdlib.org/lma/pmg/2002_luo_1
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