Title: OnWafer Data Set Weir Temporal Response analysis
1OnWafer Data Set Weir Temporal Response analysis
- Origin PEB_March12, 2003.cvs
2Weir Temporal Analysis Overview
- Sensor Time-Response Analysis of On-Wafer Data
- Analysis of Process Phases
- Thermal Response by sensor
- Temperatue
- Maximum Temperature
- Phase Error
- Thermal Response over Time
- Phase Error as a function of time
- Slope
- Slope vs Time
- Zero Slope Constant temperature phase
- Sensor positions
- Cumulative Energy into the process
- Contour Maps
- Of Temperatkure, Energy, Cumulative Energy and
Rise/Fall Slope
3First Analysis Screen
4Thermal Range Across Wafer
- Five transitions occur
- Marked by yellow squares
- Sections of the wafer begin dropping faster than
others at 70 seconds time
5Phase Response
3
4
Thresholds Phase 10 Temperature 96 deg
- Phase change transition threshold should be set
lower than 10 to detect the flat response of
phase 3 - Phase 3 has a 2-second variaiton in start time
with 3.59 degrees variation
6Thermal Range by Sensor
- Phase 5 interrupted so phase 1 could be observed
7Phase 2 3 response magnified
8Phase Error
- Phase Error
- (Tsensor Tmean)
- Tsensor temperature of the sensor
- Tmean Mean temperature of the phase
9Phase 3 error _at_ max temp
10Phase error as function of time
11Slope as a function of time
12Slope vs Temperature
- Zero slope implies a constant temperature
13Sensor Locations
14Cumulative Energy by sensor
- Activation temperature set to 96 deg.
15Phase 3 Cumulative Energy
- Phase 3 (constant temperature) results only.
16Temperature Mean, Rise, Phase Length, Start Value
17Temp _at_ end of phase
18Maximum/Minimum Slope
19Average slopes for constant temperature
20Energy for 96 degree Threshold
- Changed threshold to 96 degrees
21Energy transfer
- Energy transfer into the substrate with a 96
degree threshold - Blowup on right shows variation at the maximum
temperature
22Temperature plots across cycle
- Matrix format with selected time-slices
23Plot matrix of temperature