AVS 61st International Symposium & Exhibition
    Plasma Science and Technology Wednesday Sessions

Session PS2-WeM
Plasma Modeling

Wednesday, November 12, 2014, 8:00 am, Room 308
Moderator: Steven Shannon, North Carolina State University


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8:00am PS2-WeM1
Self-Consistent Modeling of Capacitive Coupling in Inductively Coupled Plasmas
Ankur Agarwal, S. Rauf, K. Collins, Applied Materials Inc.
8:20am PS2-WeM2
Experimentally Guided Development of a Dielectric Etch Plasma Model
Ajit Balakrishna, S. Rauf, K. Collins, Applied Materials Inc.
8:40am PS2-WeM3
Insights to Critical Dimension Control Through 3-Dimensional Profile Simulation For Plasma Etching
Yiting Zhang, M.J. Kushner, University of Michigan, S. Sriraman, A. Paterson, Lam Research Corp
9:00am PS2-WeM4
3-Dimensional Model for Electron-Beam Generated Plasma
Shahid Rauf, A. Balakrishna, A. Agarwal, J. Kenney, L. Dorf, K. Collins, Applied Materials Inc.
9:20am PS2-WeM5
From Nonlocal Electron Kinetic Theory to Practical Applications
Igor Kaganovich, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, D. Sydorenko, University of Alberta, Canada, A. Khrabrov, Y. Raitses, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, P. Ventzek, L. Chen, Tokyo Electron America, Inc.
9:40am PS2-WeM6
Electromagnetic Modeling of Inductively-Coupled Plasma Sources with Realistic Plasma Loads
Jason Kenney, S. Rauf, K. Collins, Applied Materials, Inc.
11:00am PS2-WeM10
Two Dimensional Simulations of the Impact of Weak Magnetic Fields on the Plasma Properties of a Planar Slot Antenna Surface Wave Driven Plasma Source
Jun Yoshikawa, Tokyo Electron Ltd., Y. Susa, Tokyo Electron Miyagi Limited, P. Ventzek, Tokyo Electron America, Inc.
11:20am PS2-WeM11
Analytical Model of Plasma Sheaths at Intermediate Radio Frequencies
Mark Sobolewski, NIST
11:40am PS2-WeM12 Invited Paper
Plasma Prize Invited Lecture: Simulations of Plasma Processes and Equipment for Semiconductor Device Fabrication
Peter Ventzek, Tokyo Electron America, Inc.