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Methods of and Problems Associated with Process Control of Microwave Discharges
Asmussen, J.; Mak, P. U.
1993-09-01
Source PublicationProc. of 1993 IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science
AbstractRecently, microwave discharges have been successfully applied to numerous plasma processing applications. These applications, which range from submicron etching to the deposition of diamond thin films, have indicated a strong potential for application in several commercialhndmtrial process environments. The commercial/factory conditions impose certain automatic/intelligent process criteria on the entire plasma processing system. Thus, new design requirements related to process automation and control are also imposed on microwave plasma reactor design. The control of microwave discharges is a complex nonlinear problem that requires empirical experience as well as an excellent understanding of basic microwave/plasma interactions
KeywordProcess Control of Microwave Discharges
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID40269
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Corresponding AuthorMak, P. U.
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Asmussen, J.,Mak, P. U.. Methods of and Problems Associated with Process Control of Microwave Discharges[C], 1993.
APA Asmussen, J.., & Mak, P. U. (1993). Methods of and Problems Associated with Process Control of Microwave Discharges. Proc. of 1993 IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science.
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