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In situ Diagnostics of Plasma Processes in Microelectronics: The Current Status and Prospects. Part II

Orlikovskii et al., 2001

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16467213991928348767
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Orlikovskii A
Rudenko K
Sukhanov Y
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Russian Microelectronics

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In the second part of the review, we pursue our analysis of plasma process monitoring by measuring the physical and physicochemical properties of a plasma during the process. Mass spectrometry methods, as well as probe and microwave techniques, for diagnostics of …
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