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  Incorporation of Dust Particles into a Growing Film During Silicon Dioxide Deposition from a TEOS/O2 Plasma
 
 
Titel: Incorporation of Dust Particles into a Growing Film During Silicon Dioxide Deposition from a TEOS/O2 Plasma
Auteur: Shimada, Manabu
Setyawan, Heru
Hayashi, Yutaka
Kashihara, Nobuki
Okuyama, Kikuo
Winardi, Sugeng
Verschenen in: Aerosol science and technology
Paginering: Jaargang 39 (2005) nr. 5 pagina's 408-414
Jaar: 2005-01
Inhoud: The effects of gas flow rate on particle formation and film deposition during the preparation of silica thin film using a TEOS/O2 plasma were investigated. Particle formation and growth are suppressed with increasing gas flow rates. The film deposition rate increases with increasing gas flow rate, reaches a maximum value, and eventually decreases again. However, the uniformity of the film tends to degrade at high gas flow rates. At a high gas flow rate, some particles trapped in the sheath near the grounded electrode pass through the sheath to reach the substrate and are then embedded in the growing film. A self-consistent sheath model combined with particle force balance based on charge fluctuation was developed to explain these experimental findings qualitatively. The model reveals that charge fluctuation is a key factor for the particle to overcome the potential barrier of the negatively charged particles to pass through the sheath, eventually reaching the substrate. The model further shows that the probability of a particle being deposited on the substrate is higher for increased gas flow rates, which correctly predicts the experimentally observed trend.
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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