Park et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Kinetic Analysis of Electrode Heating Effects in a Torr-Regime Capacitively Coupled Plasma Reactor: 2-D Particle-in-Cell Simulation StudyPark et al., 2022
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- Park G
- Kim J
- Kim C
- Kim H
- Lee H
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- IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science
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In the semiconductor industry, the electrode of a capacitively coupled plasma deposition reactor is often heated with the aim of process optimization. Based on chemical kinetics, a heated electrode can modulate the film properties or can enhance the growth rates of …
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