Multilayer chemical-mechanical polishing pad with broad-spectrum endpoint detection window
A chemical-mechanical, end-point detection technology, applied in the field of polishing pads, can solve problems such as reduced compressibility, reduced compressibility, and increased polishing defects
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Embodiment WB1
[0114] Example WB1: Preparation of endpoint detection window block
[0115] Made of 20 mil thick polydicyclopentadiene cyclic olefin polymer sheet (in 1420R (available from Zeon Corporation) to cut out a circular test window with a diameter of 10.795 cm.
Embodiment WB2
[0116] Embodiment WB2: the preparation of endpoint detection window block
[0117] From a 20 mil thick sheet of cyclic olefin copolymer prepared from norbornene and ethylene using a metallocene catalyst (in 6013 purchased from Topas Advanced Polymers, Inc.) A circular test window with a diameter of 10.795 cm was cut out.
Embodiment T1
[0118] Embodiment T1: window block spectral loss analysis
[0119] Prepare the window block material according to the method of Comparative Example WBC and Example Examples WB1-WB2, and then use the following instruments to test the above-mentioned material according to ASTM D1044-08: Equipped with Verity FL2004 flashlight and Spectraview1 software (version is VI4.40) Verity SD1024D spectrograph, and Taber 5150 Abraser type grinding tool equipped with Type H22 grinding wheel (500 gram weight, 60 rpm and 10 cycles). The measured transmittance losses of the window bulk materials at various wavelengths are shown in Table 1. The spectral loss of each window bulk material is also shown in Table 1.
[0120] Table 1
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