The relationship between film thickness and wafer bow for PE TEOS and HDP oxide.

The relationship between film thickness and wafer bow for PE TEOS and HDP oxide.

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In 3D NAND, as the stack number increases, the process cost becomes higher and higher, and the stress problem becomes more and more serious. Therefore, the low cost and low stress plasma enhanced tetraethyl orthosilicate (PE TEOS), compared to high density plasma (HDP) oxide, shows its superiority as pre-metal dielectric (PMD) oxide layer in 3D NAN...

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