Electrolytic process using cation permeable barrier
AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsRajesh Baskaran, Robert W. Batz, JR., Bioh Kim, Tom L. Ritzdorf, John L. Klocke, Kyle M. Hanson
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AssigneeApplied Materials, Inc.
InventorsRajesh Baskaran, Robert W. Batz, JR., Bioh Kim, Tom L. Ritzdorf, John L. Klocke, Kyle M. Hanson
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Processes and systems for electrolytically processing a microfeature workpiece with a first processing fluid and an anode are described. Microfeature workpieces are electrolytically processed using a first processing fluid, an anode, a second processing fluid, and a cation permeable barrier layer. The cation permeable barrier layer separates the first processing fluid from the second processing fluid while allowing certain cationic species to transfer between the two fluids. The described processes produce deposits over repeated plating cycles that exhibit deposit properties (e.g., resistivity) within desired ranges.
A process for electrolytically processing a microfeature workpiece as the working electrode in a first processing fluid and a counter electrode in a second processing fluid, the method comprising:
A process for electrolytically processing a microfeature workpiece as the working electrode with a first processing fluid and a counter electrode, comprising:
A process for electrolytically processing a microfeature workpiece as the cathode with a first processing fluid and an anode, comprising:
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