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Effectiveness Evaluation of Novel Pad Dressing Method by Flexible Fiber Dresser - Tool Life Evaluation of Flexible Fiber Dresser
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Chemical mechanical polishing/ planarization (CMP) is a key technology for fabricating high-efficient semiconductor devices, and the CMP characteristics (removal rate and accuracy, etc.) is depended on the various consumables represented by slurry, polishing pad and dresser used in the CMP process. Currently, in the pad, there are many studies that have pointed the evaluation methodology and the correlation between the pad surface asperity and the CMP characteristics. On the other hand, the dresser is one of the most important consumables because the dresser can control the pad surface asperity, and the diamond grains electrodeposited dresser (diamond dresser) is frequently used. One drawback point of the diamond dresser is that the dressing performance declines owing to the deterioration of the diamond grains. Previously, we have developed a novel flexible fiber dresser that would ensure high performance and longer life of tools, and we have reported the fundamental characteristics by the flexible fiber dresser compared with that of the diamond dresser. In this paper, we will show the results of tool life evaluation of the flexible fiber dresser using a contact image analysis method. As a result, the flexible fiber dresser can be continuously used over 35 hours. Furthermore, the result of having examined the stability of the removal rate of a silicon wafer is reported. Therefore, we found that the flexible fiber dresser is one of the most effective dressing methods for the polishing pad.
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Title: Effectiveness Evaluation of Novel Pad Dressing Method by Flexible Fiber Dresser - Tool Life Evaluation of Flexible Fiber Dresser
Description:
Chemical mechanical polishing/ planarization (CMP) is a key technology for fabricating high-efficient semiconductor devices, and the CMP characteristics (removal rate and accuracy, etc.
) is depended on the various consumables represented by slurry, polishing pad and dresser used in the CMP process.
Currently, in the pad, there are many studies that have pointed the evaluation methodology and the correlation between the pad surface asperity and the CMP characteristics.
On the other hand, the dresser is one of the most important consumables because the dresser can control the pad surface asperity, and the diamond grains electrodeposited dresser (diamond dresser) is frequently used.
One drawback point of the diamond dresser is that the dressing performance declines owing to the deterioration of the diamond grains.
Previously, we have developed a novel flexible fiber dresser that would ensure high performance and longer life of tools, and we have reported the fundamental characteristics by the flexible fiber dresser compared with that of the diamond dresser.
In this paper, we will show the results of tool life evaluation of the flexible fiber dresser using a contact image analysis method.
As a result, the flexible fiber dresser can be continuously used over 35 hours.
Furthermore, the result of having examined the stability of the removal rate of a silicon wafer is reported.
Therefore, we found that the flexible fiber dresser is one of the most effective dressing methods for the polishing pad.
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