2. A silicon sample is oxidized in dry O₂ at 1200°C for one hour. (a) What is the thickness of the oxide grown? (b) How much additional time is required to grow 0.1 um more oxide in wet O₂ at 1200°C?
2. A silicon sample is oxidized in dry O₂ at 1200°C for one hour. (a) What is the thickness of the oxide grown? (b) How much additional time is required to grow 0.1 um more oxide in wet O₂ at 1200°C?
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Assuming that a silicon oxide layer of thickness x is grown by thermal oxidation, show that the thickness of
silicon being consumed is 0.44x. The molecular weight of Si is 28.9 g/mol, and the density of Si is 2.33 gm/cm³.
The corresponding values for SiO₂ are 60.08 g/mol and 2.21 g/cm³.
2. A silicon sample is oxidized in dry O₂ at 1200°C for one hour.
(a) What is the thickness of the oxide grown?
(b) How much additional time is required to grow 0.1 µm more oxide in wet O₂ at 1200°C?

Transcribed Image Text:4. Calculate the Al average etch rate and etch rate uniformity on a 200-mm-diameter silicon wafer, assuming that
the etch rates at the center, left, right, top, and bottom of the wafer are 750, 812, 765, 743, and 798 nm/min,
respectively.
5. The electron densities in RIE and HDP systems range between 10⁹-10¹0 and 10¹1¹-10¹2 cm³, respectively.
Assuming that the RIE chamber pressure is 200 mTorr and HDP chamber pressure is 5 mTorr, calculate the
ionization efficiency in RIE reactors and HDP reactors at room temperature. The ionization efficiency is the
ratio of the electron density to the density of molecules.
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