PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1995 AMERICAN CONTROL CONFERENCE, VOLS 1-6(1995)
ARIZONA STATE UNIV
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In this paper, a reduced order, physically-motivated empirical model is proposed and validated via simulation for the single wafer tungsten low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) processing step. The so-called multiple response surface method is adopted to describe the spatial deposition nonuniformity across a wafer surface. Based on this modeling methodology, a simple adaptive optimization control strategy is developed by which the average deposition thickness at the wafer surface is controlled to a desired level while its variation of the state across the wafer surface is minimized. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the control strategy and its potential capability of rejecting disturbances during the process. In this study, a simulation platform (CFDSWR) is used to represent the single wafer tungsten LPCVD process. The control strategy introduced here is quite general and applicable to other processing steps as well
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adaptive control,chemical vapour deposition,integrated circuit manufacture,optimal control,optimisation,process control,reduced order systems,simulation,thickness control,wafer-scale integration,adaptive optimization,deposition thickness control,multiple response surface method,reduced order model,simulation,tungsten low pressure chemical vapor deposition,wafer surface