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The Lam 2300 Exelan Flex 45 employs high-density plasma technology to perform anisotropic etch of dielectric materials. The system generates plasma using radio-frequency (RF) power to etch features with precise profile control and selectivity.[3]
In semiconductor fabrication, the dielectric etch step patterns contact holes, via holes, and trenches in insulating layers such as silicon dioxide and low-k dielectrics. The etch system processes wafers after deposition of the dielectric film and before subsequent metallization or barrier-layer deposition.
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