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Thermomechanical reliability for emerging device technologies: Implications for ULK integration, 3-D structures and packaging
Materials and interfaces in microelectronic device structures operate near the envelope of their mechanical and adhesive properties with remarkably high levels of film stress. Debonding and cohesive fracture are major challenges for device reliability at all levels of processing and packaging.