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Post-CMP Cleaning of Thermal-Oxide Wafers

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AHMED A. BUSNAINA & NAIM MOUMEN, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA

ABSTRACT

Post-CMP cleaning of polished thermal-oxide wafers was conducted using megasonic and brush cleaning techniques. The wafers were polished using a Rodel silica-based slurry. The results achieved by the two different cleaning methods are presented and compared. The results show that although the two techniques produce comparable cleaning performance, non-contact cleaning using SC1 chemistry produces lower defect counts on the cleaned wafers.

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