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2011 Semiconductor Conference Dresden

DOI: 10.1109/scd.2011.6068739

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Monitoring atomic layer deposition processes in situ and in real-time by spectroscopic ellipsometry

Proceedings article published in 2011 by Marcel Junige ORCID, Marion Geidel, Martin Knaut, Matthias Albert, Johann W. Bartha
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Abstract

Depositing ultra-thin metallic films with an accu-rate control of the film properties (like film thickness, surface roughness and electrical properties) both in the initial and in the progressed film growth regime is a critical challenge. Monitoring atomic layer deposition processes by spectroscopic ellipsometry allows film thickness control in the sub-nanometer range. In addition, ellipsometry serves as a powerful technique for process analysis as it covers many relevant issues, like the evaluation of substrate temperatures as well as the quantification of film properties during the entire ALD process (i. e. in all relevant growth regimes).