S.P.A.M. FP7 Marie Curie Research and Initial Training Network


   S.P.A.M. partners

SRT 2


Surface cleanliness

 

Main objectives are to develop knowledge on

  • Qualification and characterization of the cleanliness of parts and materials for an EUV tool
  • Carbon on multilayer mirrors
  • Dominant mechanisms of contamination process
  • The physics of removal of carbon from optical elements

 

During exposure of multilayer mirrors in EUV tools, contamination takes place. In contamination experiments it is observed that the dominant contaminants are condensable hydrocarbons that lead to carbonization. Therefore, extreme requirements on controlling the condensable hydrocarbons are set. In regular vacuum systems volatile species like water vapor and light hydrocarbons are governing the vacuum requirements and therefore in regular vacuum systems the focus is to volatile species. The research program consists of several topics on the cleanliness for condensable hydrocarbons in order to understand, limit and counteract the contamination process in EUV systems.

 Login
Username

Password



 News
Open conference
on Surface Analytics
and Methods
SANAM 2011


Training event
Advanced training of TEPC "Surface conditioning and preparation" was held in Berlin, 20-23 June 2010 (for access please log-in first).

Basic training proceedings
Lectures from basic training events and summer school available (For access log-in first)

Web-based training available
(For access please log-in first)

First time login?
How to get your login details.

 Search
Search
Zoek