AVS 65th International Symposium & Exhibition
    Plasma Science and Technology Division Thursday Sessions

Session PS-ThM
Plasma Sources

Thursday, October 25, 2018, 8:00 am, Room 104A
Moderators: TaeSeung Cho, Applied Materials, GeunYoung Yeom, Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea


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8:00am PS-ThM1
Model of a Radio-Frequency Low Electron Temperature Plasma Source
Shahid Rauf, L. Dorf, K.S. Collins, Applied Materials
8:20am PS-ThM2
Electron-beam Sustained Plasma with Unique Characteristic of Low Electron Temperature at Very Low Pressure
Zhiying Chen, Tokyo Electron America, Inc., K. Nagaseki, Tokyo Electron Miyagi, Ltd., Japan, J. Blakeney, M. Doppel, P.L.G. Ventzek, Tokyo Electron America, Inc., A. Ranjan, TEL Technology Center, America, LLC.
8:40am PS-ThM3 Invited Paper
Hydrid Plasma Source with Inductive and Capacitive Fields: Fundamental Understanding and Nano-applications
Hyo-Chang Lee, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS)
9:20am PS-ThM5
Improving RF Power Delivery for Pulsed Operation
J. Brandon, C. Smith, K. Ford, North Carolina State University, S.K. Nam, Samsung Electronics, Steven Shannon, North Carolina State University
9:40am PS-ThM6
Optimizing Transients Using Low-High Pulsed Power in Inductively Coupled Plasmas
Chenhui Qu, S.J. Lanham, University of Michigan, T. Ma, T. List, P. Arora, V.M. Donnelly, University of Houston, M.J. Kushner, University of Michigan
11:00am PS-ThM10
Silicon Nitride Film Formations Using Magnetic-Mirror Confined New Plasma Source
Tetsuya Goto, Tohoku University, Japan, S.K. Kobayashi, Kotec Company, Ltd., Japan, S. Sugawa, Tohoku University, Japan
11:20am PS-ThM11
Resonant Element Microwave Plasma Source
Barton Lane, P.L.G. Ventzek, A. Bhakta, Tokyo Electron, America, Inc., K. Nagaseki, Tokyo Electron Miyagi, Ltd., A. Ranjan, Tokyo Technology Center America
11:40am PS-ThM12 Invited Paper
Microwave Plasma Enabling Efficient Power-To-X Conversion
Gerard van Rooij, DIFFER, The Netherlands