Low-k Interconnect Materials in the Early 2000’s

Interviewed :Hans Stork on Low-k Interconnect MaterialsTime Period :2000'sRelevant Date :2003-07-18

Summary : In this historic 2003 video, Hans Stork discusses the status of Low-k Interconnect Materials for semiconductor metal layers.

Annexure :

Hans is one of the industry’s most transparent visionaries who tells it like it is. Topics covered include: Status of materials structures, integration schemes, progress, effective k, airgap and more.

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