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Characterization of Rapid Thermal Oxidation of 200 mm Silicon Wafers for ULSI Applications
Rapid thermal oxidation of silicon is widely being utilized in growing very thin oxide films used in applications such as gate dielectric in ULSI MOS devices. RTO can be affected by the size and condition of wafer and heating method. Earlier RTO studies have used smaller wafers. Due to existing comp
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