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1 Peter L.G. Ventzek, Ph.D., P.E. Professional Experience Tokyo Electron America Inc., (Austin TX 3/2011-current) Member of Technical Staff – Coordinate modeling and simulation activity for radial line slot antenna development and capacitively coupled plasma source development and manage external projects with Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, University of Texas at Austin and Osaka University. Keio University Leading Graduate School Program - Professor (Yokohama JP 4/2012- current) Lam Research (Fremont CA – 8/2008-2/2011) Director – Technical (P30), New Etch Technologies Coordinate modeling and simulation and provide technical expertise for Lam’s plasma source development activities focused on new etch technology. Simulation-theory lead for new chamber technologies projects. Ventzek Consulting Engineering TX Firm Reg-F-10418 (Austin TX 1/2008-8/2008) Principle Consulting for software and semiconductor manufacturing. Among services rendered, counseled customers on technical directions and market evaluations for their software products (technical and DFM). Tokyo Electron (TEL) US Holdings (Austin TX and Nirasaki Japan 4/2006 – 1/2008) Manager – USTDC Simulation, Technology Development Center (TDC) Management and technical direction of PhD level staff involved in advanced simulation of existing and new plasma source technology for etch, thin film deposition/modification. Liaison for global modeling and simulation activity at TEL. Motorola Inc. Semiconductor Products Sector (SPS) [formally called Freescale Semiconductor (FSL) from 2005] (Austin TX 11/1997-3/2006), Manager Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Advanced Product Research and Development Laboratory (APRDL) and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff Management and technical direction of PhD level staff (up to 6) involved in advanced simulation of 90-32nm technology node plasma processes, thin films (advanced materials), interconnect stress and transistor stressor engineering, development and reliability for next generation semiconductor manufacturing. Coordination of simulation projects with partner manufacturing process development (including international projects), CMOS integration and advanced materials and novel device development groups. Management of Russian Labs (10 PhD Staff) Keio University (Yokohama, Japan 10/2004 and 11/2006), Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering Invited Graduate Lecture Series on Semiconductor Manufacturing Hokkaido University (Sapporo, Japan 5/1994-11/1997), Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

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Peter L.G. Ventzek, Ph.D., P.E.

Professional Experience Tokyo Electron America Inc., (Austin TX 3/2011-current) Member of Technical Staff –

Coordinate modeling and simulation activity for radial line slot antenna development and

capacitively coupled plasma source development and manage external projects with Princeton

Plasma Physics Lab, University of Texas at Austin and Osaka University.

Keio University Leading Graduate School Program - Professor (Yokohama JP 4/2012-

current)

Lam Research (Fremont CA – 8/2008-2/2011) Director – Technical (P30), New Etch

Technologies

Coordinate modeling and simulation and provide technical expertise for Lam’s plasma source

development activities focused on new etch technology. Simulation-theory lead for new chamber

technologies projects.

Ventzek Consulting Engineering TX Firm Reg-F-10418 (Austin TX 1/2008-8/2008) Principle

Consulting for software and semiconductor manufacturing. Among services rendered, counseled

customers on technical directions and market evaluations for their software products (technical

and DFM).

Tokyo Electron (TEL) US Holdings (Austin TX and Nirasaki Japan 4/2006 – 1/2008)

Manager – USTDC Simulation, Technology Development Center (TDC)

Management and technical direction of PhD level staff involved in advanced simulation of

existing and new plasma source technology for etch, thin film deposition/modification. Liaison

for global modeling and simulation activity at TEL.

Motorola Inc. Semiconductor Products Sector (SPS) [formally called Freescale

Semiconductor (FSL) from 2005] (Austin TX 11/1997-3/2006),

Manager Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Advanced Product Research and

Development Laboratory (APRDL) and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff

Management and technical direction of PhD level staff (up to 6) involved in advanced simulation

of 90-32nm technology node plasma processes, thin films (advanced materials), interconnect

stress and transistor stressor engineering, development and reliability for next generation

semiconductor manufacturing. Coordination of simulation projects with partner manufacturing

process development (including international projects), CMOS integration and advanced

materials and novel device development groups. Management of Russian Labs (10 PhD Staff)

Keio University (Yokohama, Japan 10/2004 and 11/2006),

Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering

Invited Graduate Lecture Series on Semiconductor Manufacturing

Hokkaido University (Sapporo, Japan 5/1994-11/1997),

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

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University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (Urbana IL 5/1992-5/1994),

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering –

Optical and Discharge Physics Group (supervisor Mark J. Kushner)

The University of Michigan (Ann Arbor MI 5/1991-5/1992)

Senior Research Associate in Nuclear Engineering (supervisor Prof. Ronald Gilgenbach)

Education Ph.D. Nuclear Engineering, University of Michigan, May 1991

Supervisor: Prof Ronald Gilgenbach

Thesis: Plasma diagnostics and modeling of the dynamics of laser ablation of materials in

vacuum through atmospheric environments

Rackham Pre-Doctoral Fellow (1990)

Outstanding Achievement Award in Nuclear Eng. (1990)

M.S.E. Nuclear Engineering, University of Michigan, December 1987

Supervisor: Prof Ronald Gilgenbach

Research: He-O2 Z-Pinch plasma diagnostics

B.Sc.Eng. Chemical Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Canada, May 1986

Research: Secondary-side power plant cooling water phosphate-based process control

St Anne-Nackawic Scholarship Recipient

Canadian National Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Fellowship

Award (declined in order to attend U. Michigan)

Licensure Professional Engineer (State of Texas)

Committees and Service Gaseous Electronics Conference: Local Organizing Committee (2012), Past-Chairman

(2009), Chairman, (2007-8), Chairman-Elect (2006), Executive Committee (1999-2001)

Chairman Plasma Science and Technology Division of AVS (2006)

Dry Process Symposium, Program Committee, (1998-2008), International Advisory Board

(1998-2000)

Program Committee (Etch)- International Microprocesses and Nanotechnology Conference,

Program Committee (2004-5)

ITRS (International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors) co-author of 2003 (and 2006

update) modeling and simulation chapter.

Semiconductor Research Corporation BEOL TAB Representative for Freescale (2000-2006)

American Vacuum Society, Executive Committee of the Plasma Science and Technology

Division (1999-2002)

University of Michigan Department of Nuclear Engineering and Rad. Science Industrial

Advisory Board (1998-2003)

Motorola-Freescale Diversity Committees (numerous activities including core team for

development of business unit wide mentoring program.

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Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Travis County Diversity Committee (2005-6)

Awards 2006 NOGLSTP Engineer of the Year Award

1993 Semiconductor Research Corporation Technical Excellence Award (with Mark

Kushner, Rob Hoekstra and Seung Choi)

Consultant Activity Los Alamos National Laboratory X-Division: Contact: R. Faehl - assessment of projects

related to laser ablation processes and simulation (1994-95)

Publications & Patents: 17 issued US patents and 60 refereed journal

publications.

Patents Issued US 8,409,459 Hollow cathode device and method for using the device to control the

uniformity of a plasma process

US 7,772,584 Laterally grown nanotubes and method of formation

US 7,763,551 RLSA CVD deposition control using halogen gas

US 7,751,177 Thin film capacitor with a field modification layer

US 7,642,193 Method of treating a mask layer prior to performing an etching process

US 7,592,248 Method of forming semiconductor device having nanotube structures

US 7,579,282 Method for removing a metal foot during high-k diel. metal gate etch

US 7,572,386 Method of treating a mask layer prior to performing an etching process

US 7,534,693 Thin-film capacitor with a field modification layer

US 7,449,414 Method of treating a mask layer prior to performing an etching process

US 7,371,677 Laterally grown nanotubes and method of formation

US 7,335,602 Charge-free layer by layer etching of dielectrics

US 7,279,433 Deposition and patterning of boron nitride nanotube ILD

US 6,969,568 Method for etching a quartz layer in a photoresistless semiconductor mask

TW 504756 Post-deposition sputtering

US 6,500,315 Method and apparatus for forming a layer on a substrate

US 6,165,567 Process of forming a semiconductor device

US 6,139,696 Method and apparatus for forming a layer on a substrate

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Publications & Significant Presentations

Book Chapters

1. “Plasma etching”, P.L.G. Ventzek, S. Rauf, T. Sparks, in CRC Handbook of Semiconductor

Manufacturing Technology 2nd

Edition, R. Doering and Y. Nishii, editors. CRC Press p. 16-1

(2007)

Recent Refereed Publications 1. Computational Modeling Study of the Radial Line Slot Antenna Plasma Source, L.

Raja, S. Mahadevan, P.L.G. Ventzek and J. Yoshikawa, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A Volume 31

Issue 3, p. 031304 (2013)

2. Impact of Static Magnetic Fields on the Radial Line Slot Antenna Plasma Source, J.

Yoshikawa and P.L.G. Ventzek, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A Volume 31 Issue 3, p. 031306 (2013)

3. Test particle simulation of the role of ballistic electrons in hybrid dc/rf capacitively

coupled CF4 plasmas, P.L.G. Ventzek & K. Denpoh J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A Volume 27, Issue

2, pp. 287-294 (2009)

4. Test particle simulation of the role of ballistic electrons in hybrid dc/rf capacitively

coupled plasmas in argon, K. Denpoh and P.L.G. Ventzek, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A Volume 26,

Issue 6, pp. 1415-1424 (2008)

5. Plasma Chemistry of Octafluorocyclopentene/Argon/Oxygen Mixtures, S.-Y. Kang, I.

Sawada, M. Kawakami, S. Segawa, P.L.G. Ventzek, Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 47 pp.

6843-6848 (2008)

6. A molecular dynamics model for the interaction of energetic ions with SiOCH low-

dielectric, V. V. Smirnov, A. V. Stengach, K. G. Gaynullin, V. A. Pavlovsky, S. Rauf, and P. L.

G. Ventzek, Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 101, p. 053307 (2007)

7. A molecular dynamics investigation of fluorocarbon based layer-by-layer etching of

silicon and SiO2, S. Rauf, T. Sparks, P. L. G. Ventzek, V. V. Smirnov, A. V. Stengach, K. G.

Gaynullin, and V. A. Pavlovsky, Journal of Applied Physics vol. 101, p. 033308 (2007)

8. Modeling HfO2 atomic layer chemical vapor deposition on blanket wafer, via, and

trench structures using HfCl4/H2O, Phillip J. Stout, Vance Adams, and Peter L. G. Ventzek,

Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol.

24, 2372 (2006)

9. Tantalum carbide etch characterization in inductively coupled Ar/Cl2/HBr plasmas, H.

Kawai, S. Rauf, E. Luckowski, and P. L. G. Ventzek, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 24, 1764 (2006)

10. Computational modeling of process induced damage during plasma clean, S. Rauf, A.

Haggag, M. Moosa, and P. L. G. Ventzek, Journal of Applied Physics vol. 100, p. 023302 (2006)

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11. Gate etch process model for static random access memory bit cell and FinFET

construction, Phillip J. Stout, Shahid Rauf, Richard D. Peters, and Peter L. G. Ventzek, Journal

of Vacuum Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol. 24, 1810

(2006)

12. Modeling dual inlaid feature construction, Phillip J. Stout, Shahid Rauf, Andrew Nagy,

and Peter L. G. Ventzek, Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and

Nanometer Structures) vol. 24, p. 1344 (2006)

13. Computer simulation accelerates equipment and process design, Shahid Rauf. Lawrence

Gochburg, Peter Ventzek and E. Jack McInerney, Semiconductor International, vol. 12 p. 24

(November 2005)

14. Multi-scale modeling of plasma etching: current status and prospects, P.L.G. Venztek,

Oyo Butsuri, 74, No.08 (2005).

15. Low target power wafer sputtering regime identified during magnetron tantalum

barrier physical vapor deposition, Phillip J. Stout, Dean J. Denning, Lynne M. Michaelson,

Sandeep Bagchi, Da Zhang, and Peter L. G. Ventzek, Journal of Applied Physics vol. 98, p.

024904 (2005)

16. Model for nitridation of nanoscale SiO2 thin films in pulsed inductively coupled N2

plasma, Shahid Rauf, Sangwoo Lim, and Peter L. G. Ventzek, Journal of Applied Physics vol.

98, p. 024305 (2005)

17. Molecular-dynamics model of energetic fluorocarbon-ion bombardment on SiO2 II.

CFx+ (x=1, 2, 3) ion etch characterization, Smirnov, V.V.; Stengach, A.V.; Gaynullin, K.G.;

Pavlovsky, V.A.; Rauf, S.; Stout, P.; Ventzek, P.L.G. Source, Journal of Applied Physics vol.97,

no.9 p.93303-1-10 1 May 2005

18. Molecular-dynamics model of energetic fluorocarbon-ion bombardment on SiO2 I.

Basic model and CF2+ ion etch characterization, Smirnov, V.V.; Stengach, A.V.; Gaynullin,

K.G.; Pavlovsky, V.A.; Rauf, S.; Stout, P.J.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Applied Physics vol.97,

no.9 p.93302-1-11 1 May 2005

19. Modeling high power magnetron copper seed deposition: Effect of feature geometry on

coverage, Stout, P.J.; Da Zhang; Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A

(Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films) vol.21, no.3 p.596-606 May 2003

20. Integrated equipment-feature modeling investigation of fluorocarbon plasma etching of

SiO2 and photoresist, Zhang D.; Rauf, S.; Sparks, T.G.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Vacuum

Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol.21, no.2 p.828-36

March 2003

21. Plasma and process characterization of high power magnetron physical vapor

deposition with integrated plasma equipment-feature profile model, Zhang D.; Stout, P.J.;

Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A (Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films)

vol.21, no.1 p.265-73 Jan. 2003

22. Thermal modeling of extreme ultraviolet and step and flash imprint lithography

substrates during dry etch, Weisbrod, E.J.; Dauksher, W.J.; Zhang, D.; Rauf, S.; Mangat,

P.J.S.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Smith, K.H.; Clemens, S.B.; Martin, C.J.; Engelstad, R.L., Journal of

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Vacuum Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol.20, no.6

p.3047-52 Nov. 2002

23. Comparing ionized physical vapor deposition and high power magnetron copper seed

deposition, Stout, P.J.; Zhang, D.; Rauf, S.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Vacuum Science &

Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol.20, no.6 p.2421-32 Nov. 2002

24. Charged species dynamics in an inductively coupled Ar/SF 6 plasma discharge, Rauf, S.;

Ventzek, P.L.G.; Abraham, I.C.; Hebner, G.A.; Woodworth, J.R., Journal of Applied Physics

vol.92, no.12 p.6998-7007 15 Dec. 2002

25. Fundamental atomic plasma chemistry for semiconductor manufacturing process

analysis (invited review), Ventzek, P.L.G.; Kudrya, V.; Astapenko, V.; Eletskii, A.; Zhang, D.;

Stout, P.J.; Rauf, S.; Orlowski, M., AIP Conference Proceedings no.635 p.3-14 2002

26. Modeling and experimental data using a new high rate ICP tool for dry etching 200 mm

EPL masks, Dauksher, W.J.; Clemens, S.B.; Resnick, D.J.; Smith, K.H.; Mangat, P.J.S.; Rauf,

S.; Stout, P.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Ashraf, H.; Lea, L.; Hall, S.; Hopkins, J.; Chambers, A.,

Microelectronic Engineering vol.61-62 p.887-94 July 2002

27. Application and simulation of low temperature plasma processes in semiconductor

manufacturing, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Rauf, S.; Stout, P.J.; Zhang, D.; Dauksher, W.J., Hall, E.,

Applied Surface Science, vol. 192, p.201-215, May 2002. – also published as a chapter in a

conference proceeding published by Elsevier.

28. Model for an inductively coupled c-C4F8/Ar plasma discharge, Rauf, S.; Ventzek, P.L.G.

Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A (Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films) vol.20, no.1 p.14-23

Jan. 2002

29. Deep silicon etch modeling for fabrication of 200-mm SCALPEL masks, Dauksher,

W.J.; Clemens, S.B., Resnick, D.J., Smith, K.H., Mangat, P.J.S., Rauf, S., Ventzek, P.L.G.,

Arunachalam, V., Ramamurthi, B.N., Ashraf, H., Lea, L., Hall, S., Johnston, I.R., Hopkins, J.,

Bhardwaj, J.K., Microelectronic Engineering vol.57-58 p.607-12 Sept. 2001

30. Integrated multi-scale model for ionized plasma physical vapor deposition,

Arunachalam, V.; Rauf, S.; Coronell, D.G.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Journal of Applied Physics vol.90,

no.1 p.64-73 1 July 2001

31. Ionized physical vapor deposition of Cu using a mixture of rare gases, Rauf, S.; Ventzek,

P.L.G., Journal of Applied Physics vol.89, no.5 p.2535-8 1 March 2001

32. Ionized physical vapor deposition of Cu on 300 mm wafers: A modeling study, Rauf, S.;

Ventzek, P.L.G.; Arunachalam, V., Journal of Applied Physics vol.89, no.5 p.2525-34 1 March

2001

33. Calculation of the cross sections for electron impact excitation of magnesium,

Astapenko, V.A.; Eletskii, A.V.; Kudrya, V.P.; Ventzek, P., Laser Physics vol.10, no.6 p.1220-6

Nov.-Dec. 2000

34. Electron-phonon dynamics in metals on ultrashort timescales, Wright, O.B.; Ventzek,

P.L.G.; Gusev, V.E., Physica B vol.263-264 p.193-5 March 1999

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35. Monte Carlo simulation study of the scaling of electron transport parameters in crossed

dc electric and magnetic fields, Nakamura, S.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Kitamori, K., Journal of

Applied Physics vol.85, no.5 p.2534-9 1 March 1999

36. A Boltzmann equation analysis of electron swarm parameters and properties of excited

particle number densities in Xe/Ne plasmas-laser absorption effect, Uchida, S.; Sugawara,

H.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Sakai, Y., Transactions of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan,

Part A vol.118-A, no.6 p.622-8 June 1998

37. Simulations of step responses of electronegative radio-frequency capacitively coupled

discharges, Yang, J., Ventzek, P.L.G., Sakai, Y., Date, H., Kitamori, K., Tagashira, H.,

Meyyappan, M., Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 84, no. 4, p. 1848-58, 15 August 1998

38. Measurements of the drift velocity of electrons in mixtures of nitrogen and carbon

dioxide from 100 to 1000 Td, Hasegawa, H.; Date, H.; Ohmori, Y.; Ventzek, P.L.G.;

Shimozuma, M.; Tagashira, H., Journal of Physics D (Applied Physics) vol.31, no.6 p.737-41 21

March 1998

39. Spatial characteristics of electron swarm parameters in gases, Date, H.; Ventzek, P.L.G.;

Kondo, K.; Hasegawa, H.; Shimozuma, M.; Tagashira, H., Journal of Applied Physics vol.83,

no.8 p.4024-9 15 April 1998

40. Step responses of radio-frequency capacitively coupled discharges, Jing Yang; Ventzek,

P.L.G.; Sugawara, H.; Sakai, Y.; Kitamori, K.; Tagashira, H., Journal of Applied Physics vol.82,

no.5 p.2093-105 1 Sept. 1997

41. A method for identifying sources of reactive ion etch lag and loading in a magnetically

enhanced reactive ion etcher, Buie, M.J.; Pender, T.P.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Japanese Journal of

Applied Physics, Part 1 (Regular Papers, Short Notes & Review Papers) vol.36, no.7B, p.4838-

44 July 1997

42. Model for a large area multi-frequency multiplanar coil inductively coupled plasma

source, Yamada, N.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Date, H.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira, H., Journal of Vacuum

Science & Technology A (Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films) vol.14, no.5 p.2859-70 Sept.-Oct. 1996

43. A two-dimensional model of laser ablation of frozen Cl2: a possible neutral beam source

for etching applications, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Suzuki, M.; Date, H.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira, H.;

Kitamori, K., Journal of Applied Physics vol.80, no.2 p.1146-55 15 July 1996

44. Electron swarm parameters in ramp electric fields, Date, H.; Ventzek, P.L.G.;

Shimozuma, M.; Tagashira, H., Journal of Applied Physics vol.79, no.6 p.2902-8 15 March 1996

45. Abel`s inversion applied to experimental spectroscopic data with off axis peaks, Buie,

M.J.; Pender, J.T.P.; Holloway, J.P.; Vincent, T.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Brake, M.L., Journal of

Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer vol.55, no.2 p.231-43 Feb. 1996

46. Simulations of real-time two-coil control of an inductively coupled plasma for etching

applications, Yamada, N.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira, H.; Kitamori, K.; Proceedings

of the Symposium on Process Control, Diagnostics, and Modeling in Semiconductor

Manufacturing, p.575-87 1995

47. Renovations to a plasma teaching laboratory, Brake, M.L.; Lee, M.; Ventzek, P.; Passow,

M.; Pender, J., International Journal of Engineering Education vol.11, no.4-5 p.350-7 1995

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48. Simulations of real-time control of two-dimensional features in inductively coupled

plasma sources for etching applications Ventzek, P.L.G.; Yamada, A.N.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira,

H.; Kitamori, K., Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A (Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films)

vol.13, no.5 p.2456-63 Sept.-Oct. 1995

49. Investigation of electron source and ion flux uniformity in high plasma density

inductively coupled etching tools using two-dimensional modeling, Ventzek, P.L.G.;

Grapperhaus, M.; Kushner, M.J., Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B (Microelectronics

and Nanometer Structures) vol.12, no.6 p.3118-37 Nov.-Dec. 1994

50. Spatial distributions of dust particles in plasmas generated by capacitively coupled

radiofrequency discharges, Choi, S.J.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Hoekstra, R.J.; Kushner, M.J., Plasma

Sources, Science and Technology vol.3, no.3 p.418-25 Aug. 1994

51. Higher-order sampling strategies in Monte Carlo simulations of electron energy

distribution functions in plasmas, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Kitamori, K., Journal of Applied Physics

vol.75, no.8 p.3785-8 15 April 1994

52. Two-dimensional modeling of high plasma density inductively coupled sources for

materials processing, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Hoekstra, R.J.; Kushner, M.J., Journal of Vacuum

Science & Technology B (Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures) vol.12, no.1 p.461-77,

Jan.-Feb. 1994

53. Two-dimensional hybrid model of inductively coupled plasma sources for etching,

Ventzek, P.L.G.; Sommerer, T.J.; Hoekstra, R.J.; Kushner, M.J., Applied Physics Letters vol.63,

no.5 p.605-7 2 Aug. 1993

54. Copper vapor laser machining of polyimide and polymethylmethacrylate in

atmospheric pressure air, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Ching, C.H.; Lindley, R.A.;

McColl, W.B., Journal of Applied Physics vol.72, no.7 p.3080-3 1 Oct. 1992

55. Schlieren and dye laser resonance absorption photographic investigations of KrF

excimer laser-ablated atoms and molecules from polyimide, polyethyleneterephthalate, and

aluminum, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Chi Hong Ching; Lindley, R.A., Journal of

Applied Physics vol.72, no.5 p.1696-706 1 Sept. 1992

56. Deflection of carbon dioxide laser and helium-neon laser beams in a long-pulse

relativistic electron beam diode, Bosch, R.A.; Ching, H.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Ventzek, P.L.G.;

Menge, P.R.; Choi, J.J.; Spencer, T.A., Review of Scientific Instruments vol.62, no.7 p.1776-82

July 1991

57. Laser-beam deflection measurements and modeling of pulsed laser ablation rate and

near-surface plume densities in vacuum, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Heffelfinger,

D.M.; Sell, J.A., Journal of Applied Physics vol.70, no.2 p.587-93 15 July 1991

58. Renovations to a plasma teaching laboratory, Brake, M.L.; Lee, M.; Ventzek, P.; Passow,

M., Transactions of the American Nuclear Society vol.63 p.24-5 1991

59. Dynamics of excimer laser-ablated aluminum neutral atom plume measured by dye

laser resonance absorption photography, Gilgenbach, R.M.; Ventzek, P.L.G., Applied Physics

Letters vol.58, no.15 p.1597-9 15 April 1991

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60. Photoacoustic and photothermal beam deflection as a probe of laser ablation of

materials, Sell, J.A.; Heffelfinger, D.M.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M., Journal of Applied

Physics vol.69, no.3 p.1330-6 1 Feb. 1991

61. Schlieren measurements of the hydrodynamics of excimer laser ablation of polymers in

atmospheric pressure gas, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Sell, J.A.; Heffelfinger, D.M.,

Journal of Applied Physics vol.68, no.3 p.965-8 1 Aug. 1990

62. Laser beam deflection as a probe of laser ablation of materials, Sell, J.A.; Heffelfinger,

D.M.; Ventzek, P.; Gilgenbach, R.M., Applied Physics Letters vol.55, no.23 p.2435-7 4 Dec.

1989

Recent Presentations

1. “Beam Plasma Interactions in Plasma Processing”, Beam Plasma Workshop, Thredbo

Australia, June 7, 2013

2. “Simulations of Plasma Sources for Semiconductor Device Manufacturing,” Fluids

Seminar, University of Texas at Austin Department of Aerospace and Engineering

Mechanics, April 4, 2013

3. “Multi-Peaked and Stepped Electron Velocity Distributions in RF-DC Discharges with

Secondary Emission” Gaseous Electronics Conference, Austin TX 10/2012

4. “Excitation of Ion Acoustic Waves by Electron Beams” Gaseous Electronics Conference,

Austin TX 10/2012

5. “Simulations of the Radial Line Slot Antenna Plasma Source” American Vacuum Society

Symposium, Tampa FL 11/2012

6. “Multi-Peaked and Stepped Electron Velocity Distributions in RF-DC Discharges with

Secondary Emission” American Vacuum Society Symposium, Tampa FL 11/2012

7. “Excitation of Ion Acoustic Waves by Electron Beams” American Vacuum Society

Symposium, Tampa FL 11/2012

8. “Simulations of Radial Line Slot Antenna Sources with Magnetic Fields”, Gaseous

Electronics Conference, Salt Lake City UT 11/2011

9. “Benchmark Simulations of Radial Line Slot Antenna Sources”, American Vacuum

Society Symposium, Nashville TN 10/2011

Invited Lectures (from 1998)

10. “Simulations of Plasma Sources for Semiconductor Device Manufacturing,” Gaseous

Electronics Conference, Austin TX 10/2012

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11. “Electron Energy Distribution Function Control – An Industrial Perspective”, Gaseous

Electronics Conference, Salt Lake City UT 11/2011

12. “Modeling and simulation in semiconductor manufacturing”, Asia Pacific Conference

on Plasma Science and Technology, Jeju Korea, 7/2010

13. “Modeling and simulation in semiconductor manufacturing”, Colloquium of Plasma

Quebec, Montreal Canada, 6/2010

14. “Plasma simulation in semiconductor equipment manufacturing,” Oyo Butsuri Gakkai –

Japanese Applied Physics Society, Sapporo Japan, 9/12/2007

15. “Plasma process simulation; status and opportunities,” Semicon Korea 2007, Seoul

Korea, 2/1/2007

16. “Modeling and data needs for plasma processing in semiconductor manufacturing,”

International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Data (ICAMDATA05), Meudon France,

10/16/2006

17. “Plasma Process Simulation: Process Integration and Control”, Semicon Japan 2005,

Makuhare Messe, Tokyo Japan, 12/2005

18. “Semiconductor manufacturing,” Invited lectures at Keio University Department of

Electrical Engineering, Yokohama Japan, 11/2005

19. “Plasma science in semiconductor manufacturing,” TSAPS/AAPT/SPS Joint Fall Meeting

Houston, TX 10/21/2005

20. “Fundamental data for semiconductor manufacturing unit process modeling and

simulation: generation, application and current needs,” 36th Meeting of the Division of

Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics Tuesday–Saturday, Lincoln, NE 5/19/2005

21. “Plasma Process Simulation: Process Integration and Control”, Invited Lecture at Tokyo

Electron Technology Development Center, Nirasaki Japan, 3/2005

22. “Semiconductor Equipment and process design: current status and future prospects,” University of Texas at Austin Physics Colloquium Series, Austin TX, 12/2004

23. “Semiconductor manufacturing,” Invited lectures at Keio University Department of

Electrical Engineering, Yokohama Japan, 10/2004

24. “Equipment and process design: current status and future prospects,” International

Workshop on Optical and Device Technology, Leuven Belgium, 9/2004

25. “Plasma processing in the semiconductor industry,” Rose-Hulman Institute of

Technology (RHIT) Chemical Engineering Colloquium, 1/2004

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26. “Semiconductor manufacturing lecture series,” Muroran Institute of Technology,

Muroran Japan, 3/2003

27. “Integration of modeling and simulation into process development,” Northern California

AVS Section, Joint Plasma Etch Users Group and Thin Films Users Group Meeting, San Jose

CA 12/2003.

28. “Plasma process simulation for semiconductor manufacturing applications”, University

of Texas at Austin Physics Colloquium Series, Austin TX, 10/2002

29. “Plasma process simulation for semiconductor manufacturing,” Nano and Giga

Manufacturing Symposium, Moscow Russia 9/2002

30. “Integrated approach to plasma process simulation for semiconductor manufacturing,” Joint International Plasma Symposium of 6th APCPST, 15th SPSM, OS2002, and 11th

KAPRA, Cheju Korea, 7/2002

31. “Fundamental atomic plasma chemistry for semiconductor manufacturing process

analysis,” 13th APS Topical Conference on Atomic Processes in Plasmas, Gatlinburg TN

4/22/2002

32. “Integrated plasma equipment - feature evolution models for thin film etching

applications,” 9th International Symposium on Gaseous Dielectrics Ellicott City, MD

5/21/2001

33. “Applications and simulation of low temperature plasma processes in semiconductor

manufacturing,” International Workshop on Basis for Low Temperature Plasma

Applications, Hakone Japan, 7/2001

34. “Integration & application of physically-based models to identify process engineering

solutions for ionized PVD,” Materials Research Society - Advances in Thin Film

Simulations and Experimental Verification, San Jose CA, 6/23/1999

Conference Proceedings 1. A C5F8 Plasma Chemistry Dataset, Song Yun Kang, Peter Ventzek, Ikuo Sawada, Masato

Kawakami, Sumie Segawa, 2007 Proceeding of the Dry Process Symposium

2. Evaluation of Damage From E-Beam Cured Low- Material On SOI Substrates Michelle Rasco, Shahid Rauf, Pak Leung, Ritwik Chatterjee, Kurt Junker, Michael Turner,

Paul Grudowski, Mohamad Mossa, Peter Ventzek, 2005 Proceedings of the Advanced

Metallization Conference

3. Integration challenges of 0.1 mu m CMOS Cu/low-k interconnects, Yu, K.C.; Werking,

J.; Prindle, C.; Kiene, M.; Ng, M.-F.; Wilson, B.; Singhal, A.; Stephens, T.; Huang, F.;

Sparks, T.; Aminpur, M.; Linville, J.; Denning, D.; Brennan, B.; Shahvandi, I.; Wang, C.;

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Flake, J.; Chowdhury, R.; Svedberg, L.; Solomentsev, Y.; Proceedings of the IEEE 2002

International Interconnect Technology Conference (IITC) (Cat. No.02EX519) p.9-11 2002

4. Loading and scale-up of plasma etching reactors with more complex chemistries, Buie,

M.J.; Pender, J.T.P.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Proceedings of the Second International Symposium

on Process Control, Diagnostics, and Modeling in Semiconductor Manufacturing p.317-24

1997

5. Simulations of plasma etch process control on etching time scales: Multi-coil control of

an inductively coupled plasma source, Yang, J.; Yamada, N.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Sakai, Y.;

Date, H.; Tagashira, H.; Kitamori, K.; Proceedings of the Second International Symposium

on Process Control, Diagnostics, and Modeling in Semiconductor Manufacturing p.233-44

1997

6. Modeling of LF barrier discharges in a Xe excimer lamp, Oda, A.; Sakai, Y.; Sugawara,

H.; Ventzek, XXIII International Conference on Phenomena in Ionized Gases, ICPIG

Proceedings, p.74-5 vol.5 1997

7. RF atmospheric pressure glow discharges for materials processing, Miyashita, T.; Sakai,

K.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira, H.; Proceedings of the Eleventh International

Symposium on Plasma Processing p.137-47 1996

8. A large area multi-frequency multi-planar coil inductively coupled plasma source,

Yamada, N.; Ventzek, P.L.G.; Date, H.; Sakai, Y.; Tagashira, H.; Proceedings of the

Eleventh International Symposium on Plasma Processing p.126-36 1996

9. Species-resolved laser probing investigations of the hydrodynamics of KrF excimer and

copper vapor laser-ablation processing of materials, Ventzek, P.L.G.; Gilgenbach, R.M.;

Chi Hong Ching; Lindley, R.A.; Lash, J.S., Proceedings of the SPIE - The International

Society for Optical Engineering vol.1856 p.82-91 1993

10. Laser beam deflection as a probe of laser ablation of materials, Sell, J.A.; Heffelfinger,

D.M.; Ventzek, P.; Gilgenbach, R.M.; Photoacoustic and Photothermal Phenomena II.

Proceedings of the 6th International Topical Meeting p.194-7, 1990