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    • 10. 发明专利
    • METHOD FOR DETERMINING CONCENTRATIONS OF ADDITIVES IN ACID COPPER ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION BATHS
    • AU2003238873A1
    • 2003-12-31
    • AU2003238873
    • 2003-06-04
    • ADVANCED TECH MATERIALS
    • BHELLA RICHARDPRICE DAVIDHAN JIANWENETTERMAN RONNI MROBERTSON PETER M
    • G01N27/416G01N27/42C25D21/14
    • The present invention relates to a method for determining concentration of brightener and leveler contained in an aqueous acid metal electroplating solution, which minimizes the interference between the effects of the brightener and the effects of the leveler, by firstly determining the concentration of the brightener at a first set of measurement conditions, and secondly determining the concentration of the leveler at a second set of measurement conditions, provided that the first set of measurement conditions differ from the second set of measurement conditions on either (1) the rotation speed of a rotating disc electrode used for measuring plating potential of said aqueous acid metal electroplating solution, or (2) the electroplating duration at which the plating potential of said aqueous acid metal electroplating solution is measured, that the rotation speed of the first set of measurement conditions is lower than the rotation speed of the second set of measurement conditions, and that the electroplating duration of the first set of measurement conditions is shorter than that of the second set of measurement conditions. The rotation speed of the first set of measurement conditions is approximately from about 0 rpm to about 4000 rpm, while the rotation speed of the second set of measurement conditions is approximately from about 300 rpm to about 1250 rpm. The electroplating duration of the first set of measurement conditions is approximately from about 1 second to about 20 seconds, and the electroplating duration of the second set of measurement conditions is approximately from about 1 second to about 25 seconds.