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15th Edition: The Future Direction of CMP Consumables Print E-mail
Feb 02, 2005 at 03:50 PM
MARIA PETERSON & KATHLEEN PERRY, Cabot Microelectronics Corporation, Aurora, IL, USA

ABSTRACT

Device shrinks continue to drive more stringent performance requirements for every step of IC manufacturing. Increased numbers of metal layers and smaller critical dimensions demand even more planar surfaces than were previously acceptable. New materials being introduced - low-k dielectrics, high-k dielectrics, noble metals - require creative chemical and mechanical approaches to planarisation that enable multiple integration strategies.
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