Applied Materials, Inc.

Katty Marie Lydia Gamon Guyomard

Jian Li

Paul Brillhart

Sidharth Bhatia

Juan Carlos Rocha

Ilker Durukan

Chidambara A Ramalingam

Heng-Cheng Pai

Shawyon Jafari

Pramod Nambiar

Garrett Ho-Yee Sin

Joseph M Polese

A method includes receiving part data associated with a corresponding part of substrate processing equipment, sensor data associated with one or more corresponding substrate processing operations performed by the substrate processing equipment to produce one or more corresponding substrates, and metrology data associated with the one or more corresponding substrates produced by the one or more corresponding substrate processing operations performed by the substrate processing equipment that includes the corresponding part. The method further includes generating sets of aggregated part-sensor-metrology data including a corresponding set of part data, a corresponding set of sensor data, and a corresponding set of metrology data. The method further includes causing analysis of the sets of aggregated part-sensor-metrology data to generate one or more outputs to perform a corrective action associated with the corresponding part of the substrate processing equipment.

Part, sensor, and metrology data integration

Embodiments of the present disclosure generally relate to substrate support assemblies used in semiconductor device manufacturing. In one embodiment, a substrate support includes a ceramic body having at least one aperture formed therein defined by a sidewall. A plurality of recesses extend into the sidewall, a rod member is disposed in the at least one aperture, and an eyelet member is circumferentially disposed about the rod member. The eyelet member has a plurality of protrusions extending outwardly therefrom, each disposed in a corresponding recess of the plurality of recesses. A first portion of each protrusion is in contact with a sidewall of the respective recess of the ceramic body and a second portion of each protrusion is separated by a gap from the sidewall of the respective recess of the ceramic body. A first portion of a brazing material is disposed between an upper surface of the at least one aperture and an end of the rod member.

Substrate supports including metal-ceramic interfaces

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Katty Marie Lydia Gamon Guyomard