CMP-MO2
Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) is the standard process used for the ultra-precise machining of composite materials that have layers with different mechanical properties. Polishing via CMP produces a uniform wafer surface, necessary for further device fabrications. Prior to further wafer processing, however, the surface must be cleaned of residual contamination left by the CMP. If not removed, these contaminants can adversely impact both device yield and performance. Kanto's CMP-MO2 effectively removes these contaminants at the lowest cost of ownership. The CMP-MO2 solution works at high dilution rates to lower effective costs.
In 1999, Kanto introduced CMP-MO1, which removed or significantly reduced the metal impurities left on the wafer surface by CMP. Our CMP-MO2 is even better, and improved in that it also completely removes particle contamination on wafer surfaces to unsurpassed levels. Kanto field data proves that CMP-MO2 has results that allow for successful copper processing. The product has established a leading position in the Japanese market and is now available in the U.S. through our manufacturing facility in Portland, Oregon.
Kanto Corporation, 12905 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97230. Tel: 503-283-0405; Fax: 503-254-4450.