Vacuum References
SRS-Vacuum Technology References
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4. Rosenberg, Semiconductor International, October 1995, p. 149: “The Advantages of
Continuous On-line RGA Monitoring”.
5. Lakeman, Semiconductor International. October 1995, p. 127: “Increase overall
Equipment Effectiveness with In Situ Mass Spectrometry”.
6. Semiconductor International Magazine, October 1995, p. 70, “ Researchers
Demonstrate Viability of QMS for In Situ Diagnostics”
7. L.L. Tedder, et. al., J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B, 13(4) (1995) 1924, “Real-time process
and product diagnostics in rapid thermal chemical vapor deposition using in situ mass
spectrometry sampling”
8. C. D’Couto and Sanjay Tripathi, Semiconductor International, July 1996, p. 343,
“Residual Gas Analysis Suggests Process Improvement”
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Advantages of Continuous On-line RGA Monitoring”
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p. 33. (“Back to Basics” article)
11. Vic Comello, “RGAs Provide Real Time Process Control”, Semiconductor
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13. Robert Waits, “Semiconductor and thin film applications of a quadrupole mass
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Note:
A very good paper
on applications of mass spectrometers to semiconductor processes. Highly
recommended, probably required, reading!
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metrology in gate oxide growth by rapid thermal chemical vapor deposition from
SiH
4
and N
2
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