Don H. Rasmussen Chemical Engineering rasmu@clarkson.edu Materials Processing Don H. Rasmussen Chemical Engineering rasmu@clarkson.edu
Outline Characterizing Polymer Surfaces Probing Concentrated Dispersions Making ceramic particles Bonding at interfaces
Characterization of Pads for CMP with Saurahb Jain and S. Subramanian Surface Texture Geometry effects like dishing and thinning Surface Hardness Pad exerted by pad on abrasive particles Wettability Slurry availability at wafer surface
Schematic of Nanoindenter
Force-Displacement Nanoindentation curve Er (GPa) 3.6 Hardness (GPa) 0.35 Power Law Coefficients Execute Fit P=A(h-hf)m Contact Depth (nm) 53.2 Contact Stiffness (mN/nm) 1.4 Max Force (mN) 39.6 Max Depth (nm) 75.1 Contact Area (nm^2) 1.148E+5 Displacement (nm) Force (µN)
Hardness vs. Indentation Depth
Strain Gradient Plasticity Law Based on molecular kink yield mechanism developed by Chong and Lam H0 is the hardness at infinite depth h0 is a material constant
Hardness of OXP3000 Pad
Hardness of OXP3000 Pad
The constants H0h0 and H0 for Different Pad Surfaces H0h0 (GPa nm0.5) H0 (GPa) OXP-milled 1.898 0.351 -0.058 0.038 OXP-smooth 1.702 0.135 -0.019 0.013 OXP-side 1.804 0.466 -0.083 0.050 OXP-reverse 1.208 0.250 0.026 0.023 Experimental Pad-llr1 0.882 0.160 0.005 0.015 Experimental Pad-llr2 1.166 0.076 0.038 0.007 Experimental Pad-hlr 0.853 0.170 0.007 0.016 OXP-reverse (soaked) 1.652 0.016 -0.056 0.015 OXP-smooth (soaked) 2.358 0.252 -0.089 0.029
Probing Concentrated Dispersions with FODLS with Jingxung Fang and Sridhar Sadasivan Measurement of Particle Size Measurement of Particle Concentration
The Variational Problem is ill-posed. I.e. Given the footprints, describe the Tiger.
Theory Is Time Power Spectrum AutoCorrelation Function
Power Spectrum of Scattered Light Lorentzian function: Diffusion Coefficient: (Stokes-Einstein) Scattering vector:
FODLS System Particles He-Ne Laser Coupler PMT Labview DSP VI Slurries Computer Scattered light Optical fiber Reflected light
Single Scattered Signal Single Scattering particles ki q=ks-ki |q| = (4np/l)sin(q/2) q Single Scattered Signal ks Detector
Concentration (wt.%)
Concentration (wt.%)
Measured Particle Size vs Concentration for Silica Slurry #2 Diameter by DLS
Power Spectrum Density vs Concentration for Silica Slurry #2
Making Alumina Particles with C. Brancewicz et. Al. Bayer Liquors as a source of nanoscale aluminas
Making Ceramic Particles with C. Brancewicz
Ternary Phase Diagram for Al(OH)3-NaOH-H2O
Amorphous Aggregates Bayerite
Alumina Particles?
Deformed ceramic particles?
Edax Spectra from Dried Powder
Fibrous Amorphous Sodium Aluminate