Method of repairing damaged film having low dielectric constant, semiconductor fabricating device and storage medium
A low-dielectric constant film, damage repair technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as inability to modify, deviation of dielectric constant from the design value, and molecular impermeability. Effects of suppressing film quality degradation, high in-plane uniformity, and long life
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[0121] (Experimental example 1: Correlation confirmation of processing time and repair amount of repair process)
[0122] like Figure 8 As shown in (a), in the experiment, on a bare silicon wafer with a diameter of 8 inches (200 mm), a test wafer W in which the SiOCH film 54 was formed on the entire surface was used. In order to generate the damaged layer 60 by plasma, the following conditions were used. Perform plasma treatment. Here, the plasma treatment is assumed to be the etching process and the ashing process of the above-mentioned steps 1 and 2.
[0123] (plasma treatment)
[0124] Frequency of upper electrode 4: 60MHz
[0125] Power of upper electrode 4: 300W
[0126] Frequency of lower electrode 31: 2MHz
[0127] Power of lower electrode 31: 0W
[0128] Processing pressure: 1.3Pa (9.75mTorr)
[0129] Process gas: O 2 =300sccm
[0130] Processing time: 10sec
[0131] Next, each of the wafers W subjected to the above-described plasma treatment was subjected t...
experiment example 2
[0145] (Experimental Example 2: Uniformity of In-plane Repair Degree of Wafer W)
[0146] Next, each treatment was performed under the following process conditions.
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[0148] The plasma treatment and repair process were performed under the same conditions as in Experimental Example 1 except for the following conditions.
[0149] (repair process)
[0150] Processing time: 18 minutes
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