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APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE
卷 613, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2022.156000
关键词
Polycrystalline thin films; Residual stress; Kinetic model; Sputtering deposition
Many published studies have quantified film stress evolution for different processing conditions and deposition methods. In this study, data from multiple wafer curvature measurements are analyzed to develop a comprehensive picture of the processes that control film stress. A kinetic model is used and the parameters controlling the stress for each material are determined through non-linear least squares fitting. The resulting parameters are evaluated by comparing with values estimated from the underlying physical mechanisms.
Many published studies have quantified film stress evolution for different processing conditions and deposition methods. Here, data from multiple wafer curvature measurements in the literature (for evaporated and sputter -deposited Cu, Ni, Co, Cr, Mo and W) are analyzed in terms of a kinetic model to develop a comprehensive picture of the processes that control film stress. The model includes the effects of film growth kinetics, grain growth and incoming particle energy. Non-linear least squares fitting of the data to this model enables the determination of kinetic parameters that control the stress for each material. The fitting for each material is done in a way that optimizes the parameters simultaneously for all the measurements, both sputtered and evaporated. Parameters that depend only on the material are constrained to have a common value among all the data sets for that material. The validity of the resulting parameters is evaluated by comparing with values estimated from the underlying physical mechanisms.
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