Microelectronics
Emerging Applications of High-Purity Water: Meeting Challenges of Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing
By Bipin Parekh
UPW Application Degasification Ion-exchange UV
Abstract
Wet cleaning processes continue to advance to meet the challenges of manufacturing semiconductor devices of ever-increasing performance and smaller geometries. The new materials, manufacturing processes, larger wafer size, aggressive dimension shrinks, and ESH (environmental, safety, and health) considerations will drive the development of new cleaning methods for both front-end-of-the-line (FEOL) and back-end-of-the-line (BEOL) cleaning processes. The role of high-purity water (deionized [DI] water) in these manufacturing processes is expanding from the traditional wafer rinsing to the more advanced applications.
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