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A low selectivity barrier removal slurry family has been<br />

developed with the following features:<br />

Summary<br />

‣ Tunability of the relative removal rates of Cu and dielectric allows<br />

optimization of final wafer <strong>to</strong>pography for a specific cus<strong>to</strong>mer<br />

integration scheme<br />

‣ High barrier removal rates provide high throughput<br />

‣ Significant reduction in <strong>to</strong>pography can be achieved during the barrier<br />

removal step without compromising dielectric loss<br />

‣ Formulations afford low defectivity and excellent surface quality<br />

‣ <strong>Slurry</strong> component interactions are fully modeled <strong>to</strong> allow Rodel <strong>to</strong><br />

predict the best slurry <strong>to</strong> meet a given set of performance<br />

requirements<br />

• Good experimental agreement with model was obtained for both<br />

blanket and pattern wafer responses<br />

CONFIDENTIAL – RODEL, INC. – 8/02

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