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Optical emission spectroscopic studies and comparisons of CH3F/CO2 and CH3F/O2 inductively coupled plasmas

ABSTRACT:

A CH3F/CO2 inductively coupled plasma (ICP), sustained in a compact plasma reactor, was investigated as a function of power (5–400 W) and feed gas composition, at a pressure of 10 mTorr, using optical emission spectroscopy and rare gas actinometry. Number densities of H, F, and O increased rapidly between 74% and 80% CO2, ascribed to the transition from polymer-covered to polymer-free reactor walls, similar to that found previously in CH3F/O2 ICPs at 48% O2. Below 40% O2 or CO2, relative emission intensity ratios were almost identical for most key species in CH3F/O2 and CH3F/CO2 ICPs except for higher OH/Xe (a qualitative measure of OH and H2O densities) over the full range of CH3F/O2 composition. The number density of H, F, and O increased with power in CH3F/CO2 (20%/80%) plasmas (polymer-free walls), reaching 4.0, 0.34, and 1.6 × 1013/cm3, respectively, at 300 W. The CO number density increased with power and was estimated, based on self-actinometry, to be 8.8 × 1013/cm3 at 300 W. The CO2 number density was independent of power below 40 W (where very little decomposition occurred), and then decreased rapidly with increasing power, reaching 2.8 × 1013/cm3 at 300 W, corresponding to 83% dissociation. Films deposited on p-Si, 10 cm from the open, downstream end of the plasma reactor, were analyzed by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Between 10% and 40% CO2 or O2 addition to CH3F, film deposition rates fell and O content in the films increased. Faster deposition rates in CH3F/CO2 plasmas were ascribed mainly to a larger thermodynamic driving forc-
to form solid carbon, compared with CH3F/O2 plasmas. Oxygen content in the films increased with increasing CO2 or O2 addition, but for the same deposition rate, no substantial differences were observed in the composition of the films.


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