
SEMI MF1727 : 2010(R2015)
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PRACTICE FOR DETECTION OF OXIDATION INDUCED DEFECTS IN POLISHED SILICON WAFERS
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12-01-2013
Specifies the detection of crystalline defects in the surface region of silicon wafers. The defects are induced or enhanced by oxidation cycles encountered in normal device processing.
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