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From ned@langmuir.EECS.Berkeley.EDU Tue Apr 18 05:13:38 1995
From: Dan Flamm <dlf@langmuir.EECS.Berkeley.EDU>
Organization: University of California at Berkeley
Subject: 3rd Intl Plasma Tools Program

      THIRD INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON ADVANCED PLASMA TOOLS
                Sources, Process Control & Diagnostics

                              May 3-4, 1995
                        LeBaron Hotel, San Jose, CA

                                 SCHEDULE

May 3 7:30am-8:15am.    Registration
      8:30am-11:30am.   Plasma Sources
      11:00am-1:30pm    Posters, Exhibition, Lunch
      1:30pm-5:30pm     Process Control & Diagnostics
      5:30pm-7:00pm     Exhibits, Wine&Cheese Party, Posters

May 4 8:30am-11:30am    Processes & Manufacturability
      11:00am-1:30pm    Posters, Exhibition, Lunch
      1:30pm-2:50pm     Processes & Manufacturability
      3:00pm-5:30pm     Plasma Damage

@ Abstracts for a May 3 late news session (1-page) should be faxed to
  (408)321-9078 or sent by email to latenews@pronto.pacbell.com.
  Accepted until April 21, 1995.

Organizing Committee:
Daniel L. Flamm, U.C. Berkeley (Chair)    Abid Khan, Invax Technologies
Neil Benjamin, Lam Research             James P. McVittie, Stanford Univ.
Kristin Brigham, Silicon Video Corp.      Randall Mundt, Lam Research
Calvin T. Gabriel, VLSI Technology  Jeffrey Perry, National Semiconductor
Graham Hills, Applied Materials             Steven Savas, Mattson Technology

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Registration Information:  Send check for $165 ($50 student rate) to:
NCCAVS, 150 W. Iowa Ave., Suite 104, Sunnyvale, CA  94086 with form (at the
end of this flyer).  Fee includes lunch on both days.  Add $65 additional
for Proceedings volume.  For additional information email:
workshop@pronto.pacbell.com or fax: (408)321-9078.
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Sponsored by the Plasma Etch Users Group and Northern California Chapter
of the American Vacuum Society in cooperation with SEMI.
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                           PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

@  PLASMA SOURCES
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@  N. Hershkowitz, R. Breun, J. Ding, C. Lai, A. Quick, J. Taylor, R.C.
   Woods, K. Kirmse, J.Z. Wu, C. Yang, U. of Wisc-Madison, "Does It Matter
   What Type of Source is Used for Plasma Etching of Semiconductors?"
   (Invited Talk).
@  D. Fatke, Sematech, S. Rhoades, D. Hemker, Plasma & Materials Tech.,
   "The Development of Silicon Etch Processes Using an M=0 Helicon
   Source-Based Cluster Tool."
@  Joseph Cecci, University of New Mexico, "Spiral ICP Plasma Source
   Operation in Low B-Field Regime."(Invited Talk).
@  J. F. Donohue, M. Kent, A. Sampson, LAM Research Corp., "A Geometrical
   Focusing Technology Applied to SiO2 Etching"
@  P. Rummel, Comdel Corp., "Considerations in Designing RF Delivery
   Systems for Plasma Processing Applications." (Invited Talk).
@  C.B. Zarowin, Hughes Aircraft Co., "The Basis of Macroscopic and
   Microscopic Surface Shaping and Smoothing by Plasma Assisted Chemical
   Etching"
@  D. W. Hewett, G. J. DiPeso, M. R. Gibbons, V. Vahedi, P. Vitello, R.
   Stewart, J. J. Bardsley, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories,
   "Numerical Modelling of Plasma Physics and Chemistry in Semiconductor
   Processing" (Invited Talk).
@  T. Bartel, J. E. Johannes, Sandia National Labs., D. P. Lymberopoulos,
   R. S. Wise, D. J. Economou, U. of Houston, "Simulation of Low Pressure
   Plasma Reactors using the Direct Simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) Particle
   Method"

   POSTER TALKS
@  U. Kortshagen, I. Pukropski, Univ. Bochum, L. D. Tsendin, St. Petersburg
   Tech. State Univ., "Fast Two-Dimensional KInetic Modeling of High Density
   Low-Pressure Inductively Coupled Plasmas."
@  F. F. Chen, I. D. Sudit, D. D. Blackwell, M. Light, UCLA, "Equilibrium
   Conditions in High-Density Helicon Discharges."
@  V. Vahedi, J. N. Bardsley, G. DiPeso, Lawrence Livermore National Lab,
   "Simulations of a Capacitively Coupled Plasma Source with an Internal Grid."
@  J. Ogle, Seldon, "Fine Line and Large Area Plasma Sources"
@  A. V. Kasheev, Moscow State U., "Numerical Solution of the Electron
   Distribution Function for ECR Heating in Magnetic Mirror"
@  V. V. Andreev and A. Umnov, Russian Friendship U., "Relativistic Plasma
   and Electron Bunches in Plasma Synchrotrons GYRAC"
@  A. Balmashnov, Russian Friendship U., "CERA-V" The Microwave Plasma
   Stream Source with Variable Ion Energy"
@  C. Chou, K. Saravanan, J. Kava, M. Siegel, Applied Materials,
   "Characterization of a Simplified Gas Distribution for Wafer Cost
   Reduction in Plasma Metal Etcher"
  
@  PROCESS CONTROL & DIAGNOSTICS
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@  J. Hosch, Texas Instruments, "Fault Detection, Classification, and
   Advanced Process Control." (Invited Talk).
@  C. Cheng, K. V. Guinn, V. M. Donnelly, AT&T, I. P. Hermann, Columbia
   University, "Plasma Etching of Si Studied by In-Situ Laser-Induced
   Desorption and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy"
@  A. Iturralde, "A Review of Sensing Technologies for Semiconductor
   Process Applications."
@  J. Booth, B. T. Beard, Thermionics, J. E. Stevens, M. G. Blain, T. L.
   Meisenheimer, Sandia National Lab, "An In-Situ, Noninvasive, Real Time
   Temperature Monitoring System for Chemical Downstream Etching of Silicon
   Wafers."
@  J. Park, S. Chung, J. Kim, W. S. Kim, LG Semicon Co., "XPS Analysis of
   Oxide Etch Polymer in Inductively Coupled Plasma"
@  M. Watabe, R. Kurosaki, J. Kikuchi, H. Yano, Fujitsu, Ltd., "In-situ
   Wafer Temperature Monitoring and Control Using Pulse-Modulated
   Infrared-Laser Interferometric Thermometry for Low Pressure Single-Wafer
   CVD System."
@  T. Benson, C. Hanish, P. Hanish, L. Kamlet, P. Klimecky, B. A. Rashap,
   J. Grizzle, P. Kargonekar, F. Terry, Jr., , U. of Mich., B. Barney,
    NVISION Instruments, "Sensors Systems for Real-Time Feedback Control of
   Reactive-Ion Etching"
@  D. Greve, T. J. Knight, X. Cheng, B. H. Krogh, M. A. Gibson, Carnegie
   Mellon U. and MKS Instruments, "Process Control Based on Quadrupole Mass
   Spectrometry."
@  G. Jahns, PointOne Corp., D.Hemker & J. Napolitano, Plasma & Matls
   Tech., Inc.,"Empirical Nonlinear Learning Approach to Real-Time Etch
   Process Monitoring and Control."
@  B. E. E. Kastenmeler, P. J. Matsuo, J. J. Beulens, G.  S. Oehrlein,
   SUNY, Albany, T. Vo, L. C. Frees, Leybold Inficon, Inc.,
  "Mass-Spectormetric Characterization of Chemical Downstream Etching
   of Silicon-Nitride and Poly-Silicon Using CF4/O2/N2."
@  C. Spanos, U.C. Berkeley, "From Open Loop to Run-to-Run and Real-Time
   Control For Plasma Processes."

   POSTER TALKS
@  A. Hosokawa & M. Kowaka, Applied Komatsu Technol., "Economical Real-Time
   Monitoring of Substrate Temperature Using a Non-Contact Thermocouple for
   the Next-Generation Sputtering System."
@  R. Waits, UTI, "Process and Equipment Monitoring with an In-Situ
   Quadrupole Mass Analyzer"
@  R. Breun, N. Hershkowitz, R. Stewart, J. Taylor, C. Woods, I. Abraham,
   Y. Men, C. Yang, S. Bisgaard, R. Mau, Univ. Wisc-Madison, "Real Time
   Control Plans on an MCICP"
@  R. Allen, R. Moore, M. Whelan, Verity Instruments, "An Application of
   Neural Networks to Plasma Etch Endpoint Detection"
@  H. Engstrom, Tencor Instruments, "Reflectance Spectra of Plasma Etched
   Silicon"
@  H. Litvak, Luxtron Corp., "Endpoint Control via Optical Emission
   Spectroscopy (OES).
  
@  PROCESSES & MANUFACTURABILITY
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@  H. Shan, B. Pu, H. Gao, K. Ke, J. Lewis, M. Welch, C. Deshpandey,
   Applied Materials, "Process Kit and Wafer Temperature Effects on
   Dielectric Etch Rate and Uniformity of Electrostatic Chuck"
@  H. Shan, E. Lee, M. Welch, B. Pu, J. Carducci, K. Ke, H. Gao, P.
   Luscher, G. Crean, R. Wang, R. Blume, J. Cooper, Applied Materials, "A
   New Dielectric Etcher with Enabling Technology for High Productivity"
@  J. Spencer, B. S. Mercer, PlasmaQuest, D. B. Poker, Oak Ridge NatUl Lab,
   "ECR-Enhanced Etching of Pt and Ferroelectric Thin Films" (Invited Talk).
@  T. Chau and K. Kao, U. of Manitoba, "Optical Emission Spectra of ECR
   Microwave Oxygen Plasmas"
@  G. Smith, I. Highberg, Cypress Semiconductor, "How to Squeeze More
   Control and Capabilities Out of Your Etcher"
@  P. Verdonck, R. D. Mansano, C. M. Hasenack, Univ. Sao Paulo, "
   Contamination caused by RIE Plasmas and Subsequent Cleaning Procedures."
@  J. Gonzales, T. Fujinohara, J. Szettella, Sony Microelectronics, "An
   Experimental Analysis of Cl2/BCl3 Gas Flows on Submicron Al-Cu Plasma
   Etching."
@  R. Kraft, T. Boonstra, S. Krishnan, Plasma MatlUs Tech., J. McKee, Texas
   Instruments, "Etching 0.35um Polysilicon Gates on a High-Density Helicon
   Etch Tool."
@  S. K. Srivastava, J. W. McGowan Jet Propulsion Laboratory, K. C. Ray
   Chiu, Electrochemical Tech. Corp., "Removal of Atomospheric Pollutants
   in a Negative Ion Dominated Plasma."
@  J. Jenson, B. Lucas and R. A. Hendrickson, Brooks Automation, "A Simple
   Way of Looking at Cluster Tool Throughput."
@  D. L. Flamm, J. Verboncouer, U. C. Berkeley, S. Yoneyama, MC Electronics
   Corp., "Rate Data and Predictive Modeling of Uniformity for High
   Throughput, Large Area Isotropic Stripping and Etching".

   POSTER TALKS
@  Paul Werbaneth, Hitachi Ltd., " Reactor Evacuation Optimization In The
   Hitachi M-500 Series."
@  R. Vail, Tegal Corp., "Post Metal Etch Corrosion Control Using
   Integrated DI Water Rinse Prior to Photoresist Ashing."
@  J. Helmer, "Use of Analytic Models for Deposition by PVD"
@  L. Luo, M. Ben-Dor, Lam Research, "Implementation of a Bipolar
   Electrostatic Chuck (ESC) on Inductively Coupled High Density Plasma
   Etch System"
@  C. Cheng and J. Oncay, GaSonics Intl., "Applications of Downstream
   Plasmas in Surface Residue Cleaning: Studies of O2/NF3 Chemistry"
  
@  PLASMA DAMAGE
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@  Koichi Hashimoto, Fujitsu Ltd., "Oxide Damage in Uniform Plasmas from
   Electron Shading" (Invited Talk).
@  T. Kinosita, M. Hane and J. P. McVittie, Stanford University,  "Notching
   as an Example of Charging in Uniform High Density Plasmas."
   S. Ma and J. P. McVittie, Stanford University, "The Effect of Wafer
   Temperature During Exposure on Charging Damage."
@  W. En, B. P. Lindler, N. Cheung, U.C. Berkeley, "Modeling of Plasma
   Processing Effects using the SPICE Circuit Simulator."
@  T. Brozek, X. Li, Y. D. Chan, F. Preuninger, C. R. Viswanathan, UCLA
   and SEMATECH, "Evaluation of Plasma Damage Using Fully Processed MOS
   Transistors"
@  W. Lukaszek, Wafer Charging Monitors, Inc.,"CHARM-2: A
   Passive Plasma Probe for Characterizing Wafer Charging in Ion and
   Plasma-Based IC Processing Equipment"
@  K. Nauka, J. B. Kruger, W. W. Dixon, W. E. Greene, B. W. Langley,
   Hewlett Packard Co., "Monitoring of Dielectric Charges Introduced
   by Plasma Processing with Surface Photovoltage and Contact Potential
   Difference Measurements"

   POSTER TALKS
@  D. Parks, VLSI Tech., R. Bersin, Ulvac Tch., " Gate Oxide Damage During
   Post Etch Ashing."
@  A. R. Forouhi, I. Bloomer, n&k Technology, "Optical Characterization of
   Surface Damage Caused by Plasma Cleaning of Silicon Wafers"
@  T. Dao, SEMATECH, T. Brozek, C. R. Viswanathan, UCLA, "A Comparison of
   Damage Created by Chemical Downstream Etcher and Plasma-Immersion System
   in MOS Capacitors"

   SPECIAL SESSION
@  R. D. Benjamin, G. Dipeso, P.O. Egan, G. J. Parker, R> A. Richardson &
   P. Vitello, Lawrence Livermore Nat'l Lab., "Experiments and Modeling
   with a Large-Area Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) Source."
@  Rod Hill, National Semiconductor Corp., "Characterization of a Low
   Pressure, High Ion Density, Plasma Metal Etcher
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