Automatic controlling method for increasing AIN medium film reaction direct current sputtering speed
A technology of direct current sputtering and dielectric thin film, which is applied in sputtering coating, electrical program control, program control in sequence/logic controller, etc. It can solve the problems of slow response speed of MFC and difficulty in satisfying real-time control, etc., to meet the requirements of The effect of real-time control
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[0024] On borosilicate 3.3 glass substrate, using Ar, N 2 Reactive DC sputtering Al target to produce AlN dielectric thin film. The flow rate of Ar is 50 sccm, and the sputtering current I=30A. Only the air pressure P when Ar is lit Ar =0.4Pa, through excess N 2 Hourly nitrogen partial pressure P N ≥0.12Pa, the sputtering rate is about 1.5nm / min; using the present invention, the nitrogen partial pressure P N Controlled at 0.03Pa, the sputtering rate reaches 6nm / min.
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[0026] On a stainless steel substrate, using Ar, N 2 Reactive DC sputtering Al target to produce AlN dielectric thin film. The flow rate of Ar is 70 sccm, and the sputtering current I=40A. Only the air pressure P when Ar is lit Ar =0.6Pa, through excess N 2 Hourly nitrogen partial pressure P N ≥0.1Pa, the sputtering rate is about 2nm / min; using the present invention, the nitrogen partial pressure P N Controlled at 0.01Pa, the sputtering rate reaches 8nm / min.
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[0028] On a silicon substrate, using Ar, N 2 Reactive DC sputtering Al target to produce AlN dielectric thin film. The Ar flow rate is 50 sccm, and the sputtering current I=20A. Only the air pressure P when Ar is lit Ar =0.4Pa, through excess N 2 Hourly nitrogen partial pressure P N ≥0.12Pa, the sputtering rate is about 1nm / min; using the present invention, the nitrogen partial pressure P N Controlled at 0.02Pa, the sputtering rate reaches 2nm / min.
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