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Chapter 1 film and high technology

Chapter II Fundamentals of Vacuum Technology

2. 1 Vacuum basics

2.2 Characterization of vacuum

2.3 Interaction between gas molecules and surfaces

Chapter 3 Vacuum Pump and Vacuum Gauge

3. 1 vacuum pump

3.2 Vacuum Measuring Instrument-Total Pressure Gauge

Chapter IV Practical Problems of Vacuum Devices

4. 1 Basic knowledge of exhaust

4.2 exudation of materials

4.3 Estimation of Exhaust Time

4.4 Practical exhaust system

4.5 Leak detection

4.6 Influence of atmospheric temperature and humidity on the device

4.7 Internal heater for baking

4.8 Emission of chemically active gases

Chapter 5 Gas Discharge and Low Temperature Plasma

5. 1 Motion of charged particles in electromagnetic field

5.2 Ionization and Excitation of Gas Atoms

5.3 gas discharge development process

5.4 Overview of Low Temperature Plasma

5.5 glow discharge

5.6 Arc discharge

5.7 High frequency discharge

5.8 Magnetron Discharge

5.9 Low Voltage and High Density Plasma Discharge

Chapter VI Film Growth and Film Structure

6. 1 overview of film growth

6.2 Adsorption, Surface Diffusion and Condensation

6.3 Nucleation and Growth of Thin Films

6.4 Formation of Continuous Film

6.5 Growth Process and Structure of Thin Films

6.6 Amorphous film

6.7 Basic characteristics of thin films

6.8 Adhesion and Internal Stress of Film

6.9 electromigration

Chapter 7 Surface Structure and Epitaxial Growth of Thin Films

7. 1 ideal surface structure

7.2 Clean surface structure

7.3 actual surface structure

7.4 Epitaxial Growth of Thin Films

7.5 Factors affecting thin film epitaxy

Chapter VIII Film Deposition.

8. 1 Brief introduction of film forming technology and film materials

8.2 Source and membrane composition-How to obtain the required membrane composition?

8.3 Adhesion Strength-How to improve the adhesion strength of the membrane?

8.4 Step Coating, Diffraction Film Rate and Hole Bottom Coating-How to deposit a thin film with uniform thickness on a large concave-convex surface?

8.5 Plasma and Its Role in Thin Film Deposition-Improvement of Thin Film Quality and Development of New Technology

8.6 Transmission Mechanism of Substrate

8.7 Film pinhole and ultra-clean workshop

Chapter 9 Vacuum Evaporation

9. 1 Overview

9.2 Evaporation of Electroplating Materials

9.3 evaporation source

9.4 Vapor emission characteristics of evaporation source and substrate configuration

9.5 Vaporization device and operation

9.6 evaporation of alloy film

9.7 Evaporation of Composite Film

9.8 pulsed laser ablation (PLA)

9.9 Molecular beam epitaxy technology

Chapter 10 ion plating and ion beam deposition

10. 1 ion plating principle

Types and characteristics of 10.2 ion plating

10.3 ion beam deposition

10.4 ion beam mixing

1 1 chapter sputtering coating

1 1. 1 ion sputtering

1 1.2 sputtering coating method

1 1.3 magnetron sputtering source

1 1.4 Examples of Sputtering Coating

Chapter 12 chemical vapor deposition

12. 1 thermal oxidation and nitridation

12.2 thermal CVD

12.3 plasma chemical vapor deposition

12.4 photomultiplier tube (photomultiplier tube)

Organometallic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD)

12.6 metal CVD585

12.7 hemispherical grain polycrystalline Si? CVD(HSG? CVD)

Chemical vapor deposition of 12.8 ferroelectric

Chemical vapor deposition of 12.9 low dielectric constant thin films

Chapter 13 dry etching

13. 1 dry etching and wet etching

13.2 plasma etching-excited reactive gas etching

13.3 reactive ion etching (RIE)

13.4 reactive ion beam etching (RIBE)

13.5 gas ionization cluster (GCIB) treatment technology

13.6 micromachining

Development of 13.7 dry etching ion source

14 chapter planarization technology

14. 1 the necessity of planarization technology

Overview of 14.2 planarization technology

Film growth without inhomogeneity

14.4 deposition and processing are carried out at the same time to prevent the film from growing from concave and convex.

The 14.5 thin film was planarized after growth and reprocessing.

14.6 embedding technology example

14.7 chemical mechanical polishing technology

Gas ionization cluster beam (GCIB) planarization

14.9 Mosaic wiring and planarization

14. 10 planarization technology and lithography

Chapter 15 film materials

15. 1 metal film material

15.2 inorganic and ceramic membrane materials

15.3 organic and polymer film materials

15.4 semiconductor thin film material

16 chapter application of thin film materials

Surface modification 16. 1

16.2 superhard film is used for cutting tools.

16.3 energy conversion films and devices

16.4 sensor

16.5 semiconductor device

16.6 recording and storage

16.7 flat panel display

Application of 16.8 diamond film

16.9 solar cell

16. 10 light emitting device

Chapter 17 Evaluation and characterization of thin film materials and determination of physical properties.

17. 1 Particularity of evaluation and characterization of thin film materials

Evaluation and characterization methods and selection of 17.2 thin film materials

Evaluation and characterization of 17.3 thin film materials

17.4 related technologies and devices

Examples of evaluation and characterization of 17.5 thin film materials

17.6 determination of physical properties of thin film materials

Appendix A Temperature-vapor pressure characteristics of various elements

Ionization potential of appendix B element

Appendix c table of physical constants

Appendix D (Comparison and Conversion of Common Units of Measure between Old and New)

Appendix E Energy Conversion Table, Pressure Conversion Table and Gas Property Table

Appendix F Development Forecast of Semiconductor Large Scale Integrated Circuits

Appendix G Image Resolution Level, Image Resolution (Pixels) and Aspect Ratio of Display Screen

Appendix h periodic table of elements

Appendix I Description of Common Abbreviations in Film Technology and Film Materials

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