T. Yokokawa, T. Yano, C. Kawakita, K. Hinohara, T. Kobayashi
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Abstract
A precise analysis of ruthenium-plated contact surfaces was made to obtain information on the thickness of ruthenium oxide film. The thickness of ruthenium oxide film before and after high-temperature oxygen treatment was measured. As a result of investigation using ellipsometry and Auger electron spectroscopy, it was found that the thickness of ruthenium oxide film on the ruthenium-plated contact surface treated with oxygen at 450 degrees C optimum treatment temperature is approximately 50 AA and that the thickness increases as treatment temperature rises.<>