2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2006.08.036
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Extraction of effective dielectric constants and the effect of process damage of low-k dielectrics for advanced interconnects

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“…Therefore, acquiring the interline capacitance nondestructively and analyzing it in a timely manner can benefit both the development and production stages of interconnect integration, while addressing the semiconductor industry's need for in-line and in-situ metrologies [3]. V At present, the only technique capable of measuring interconnect interline capacitance is the interdigital comb capacitor that is formed by two identical comb-shaped structures interleaved in such way that the fingers alternate [4] (such geometry is often employed in microwave circuitry to create a lumped element capacitor). The measurement is typically done with an LCR meter at 0.1-1 MHz via contacting the test pads connected to the combs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, acquiring the interline capacitance nondestructively and analyzing it in a timely manner can benefit both the development and production stages of interconnect integration, while addressing the semiconductor industry's need for in-line and in-situ metrologies [3]. V At present, the only technique capable of measuring interconnect interline capacitance is the interdigital comb capacitor that is formed by two identical comb-shaped structures interleaved in such way that the fingers alternate [4] (such geometry is often employed in microwave circuitry to create a lumped element capacitor). The measurement is typically done with an LCR meter at 0.1-1 MHz via contacting the test pads connected to the combs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, the only technique capable of measuring interconnect interline capacitance is the interdigital comb capacitor that is formed by two identical comb-shaped structures interleaved in such way that the fingers alternate [4] (such geometry is often employed in microwave circuitry to create a lumped element capacitor). The measurement is typically done with an LCR meter at 0.1-1 MHz via contacting the test pads connected to the combs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%