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Originally broadcast April 15, 2008
Recorded as a live panel at Sematech's 2008 Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference (SPCC) in Austin, Texas, the discussion will focus on front-end-of-line (FEOL) wafer cleaning and photoresist strip challenges and solutions for the 45 and 32 nm device generations. Industry experts present the real-world problems and solutions surrounding a plethora of new materials being used and considered, including related environmental issues.
Moderator:
| Aaron Hand Executive Editor, Electronic Media Semiconductor International |
Panelists:
| Jeffrey Butterbaugh Chairman, ITRS Front End Processes TWG Chief Technologist FSI International |
| Anthony Muscat Associate Professor, Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering University of Arizona |
| D. Martin Knotter Senior Principal Scientist Contamination Expertise Center NXP Semiconductors |
| Brian Kirkpatrick Senior Member of Technical Staff Texas Instruments |
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Posted: Apr 2, 2008