Mosaic target experiment design method with controllable film composition
A technology for experimental design and inlaying of targets, which is applied in metal material coating process, mechanical counter/curvature measurement, vacuum evaporation plating, etc. The effect of large-scale promotion and application
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[0045] A mosaic target experimental design method that can control the composition of the film. According to the magnetic field simulation, the magnetic field distribution at different positions on the target surface is obtained, so as to arrange the positions of the mosaic holes on the target, so as to prepare a uniform c-axis oriented AlN film. And theoretically calculate the content of the doped film;
[0046] The design method includes the following steps:
[0047] (1) Calculate the magnetic field distribution at different positions on the target surface according to the magnetic field simulation;
[0048] (2) Use the waste target material to measure the etching runway formed by the concave part of the target surface due to magnetron sputtering, and record the variation curve of the height of the concave position along the radial direction;
[0049] (3) Compare the magnetic field distribution diagram and the etching track on the target surface, arrange the position of the...
Embodiment 2
[0051] A mosaic target experimental design method capable of controlling film composition, comprising the following steps:
[0052] (1) Calculate the magnetic field distribution at different positions on the target surface according to the magnetic field simulation;
[0053] (1.1): Draw a simple model diagram of the magnetron sputtering vacuum chamber and the internal magnet;
[0054] (1.2): Import the model file obtained in step 1 into COMSOL software, set the material, boundary conditions, physical field and divide the grid, and finally calculate the magnetic field distribution on the target, and obtain the magnetic field distribution map at different positions on the target surface.
[0055] (2) Use the waste target material to measure the etching runway formed by the concave part of the target surface due to magnetron sputtering, and record the variation curve of the height of the concave position along the radial direction;
[0056] (2.1): Using waste target material 3, ...
Embodiment 3
[0065] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 2 is that in step (3.2), the center line of the deepest position of the etched track is taken as the center, and the radius of the metal ingot is used as the radius, and a ring of mosaic holes is arranged along the center line, and the Sc ingot is placed. Combined with the sputter yield map, the deposited film composition is calculated.
[0066] Figure 6 is from the center of the target circle O 0 Schematic diagram of the fan shape formed by the two outer tangent lines of the single-ring mosaic hole drawn from . f(ρ) is the function of the sputtering efficiency to the pole diameter ρ, which describes the distribution of the sputtering efficiency in the radial direction. It is known that the sputtering efficiency is directly proportional to the strength of the magnetic field. Area IV is the position of the mosaic hole, and the center of the circle is O 1 , the areas I, II, and III are the remaining areas after su...
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