Cause analysis of the faults in HARC etching processes by using the PI‐VM model for OLED display manufacturing
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Abstract
Abstract High‐aspect ratio contact (HARC) etching is a bottleneck step of the high‐definition organic light emitting diode (OLED) display manufacturing processes. HARC process is frequently failed during the mass production, because this requires the high‐energy ion flux and the sidewall passivation, simultaneously. To analyze the cause of HARC process failures, plasma information (PI)‐based virtual metrology (VM) algorithm was developed by using the equipment engineering system and the optical emission spectroscopy data recorded from the fab. Developed PI‐VM could predict the process faults with >90% of the accuracy, and the cause analysis function was also validated. We could suggest a right solution to the failure, and more efficient management of the OLED display manufacturing was possible.
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