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The Plasma Simulation System 2019 Brochure www.quantemol.com

Company Profile Quantemol was founded by Prof. Jonathan Tennyson FRS (right) and Dr Daniel Brown in 2004. We develop unique software tools that bring accessibility to highly sophisticated codes. Quantemol-N allows the UK molecular R-matrix code, used to model electron-polyatomic molecule interactions, to be employed quickly with reduced set-up times. Quantemol-VT brings an unsurpassed user experience to the world-renowned plasma simulation codes of Prof. Mark Kushner from the University of Michigan. Quantemol-DB (QDB) is a leading sustainable database, representing the chemical and radiative transport properties of a very wide range of plasmas. The database contains chemistry data for plasma chemistry modelling with pre-assembled and validated chemistry sets, and is regularly updated with the most recent and relevant data. Our mission statement "To serve our users in industry and academia to simulate complex processes more efficiently, reliably, accurately and cost-effectively and thereby accelerate technological and scientific innovation". With an expanding team, Quantemol is able to offer consultancy projects that are carried out by world leading scientists in their respective fields. Contact details: Quantemol Ltd 320 Angel City Road London EC1V 2NZ +44 208 133 51 03 info@quantemol.com

Benefits of Q-VT Trust in your results: An experimentally validated simulation system focused on modelling plasma tools Reduced learning curve: Intuitive interface created for plasma physicists What does Q-VT do? Quantemol-Virtual Tool is an expert software system for the simulation of industrial plasma processing tools. Q-VT builds upon the comprehensively validated Hybrid Plasma Equipment Model (HPEM) codes developed by the renowned plasma physicist Professor Mark Kushner for simulating non-equilibrium low pressure plasma processes. Q-VT includes an intuitive user interface, data visualisation and analysis capabilities, and convenient job/batch management. Time saved on chemistry data search: Vast library validated cross-sections is provided with the licence Model your complex process: Plasma chemistry sets can be directly imported from QDB and QVT can handle chemistry of hundreds of reactions Learn quickly: Examples of commonly used ICPs and CCPs are included in the examples library No fuss tool geometry mesh: Object oriented mesh drawer (NEW) drawing tool for chamber design and modification: a tool simulation set-up service can be provided Do not dismiss complex plasma phenomena, get additional modules (radiation transport, ion kinetics, external circuits, etc.) Save time and use multi jobs run management system for managing large numbers of simulations, saved and labelled in orderly manner (can work on a clustoer) Save money on data visualisation programs: Built in advanced reactor scale visualisation of scalar and vector plasma properties Save time on comparing data within the interface: possibility to import experimental results Contact us: Phone: +44 208 133 51 03 Email info@quantemol.com Quantemol Ltd 320 Angel City Road London EC1V 2NZ Create a tailored solution for your process: add user reaction database, so no need to add the same reactions over and over manually (Optional) API to add your cross sections to HPEM library (currently you can only use hard coded cross sections

What can Q-VT model? Plasma tool geometry alterations Advanced volume and surface chemistries Variation of key plasma state variables with process parameter changes Ion flux on wafer level: ion and energy neutral energy/angular distribution functions, and fluxes of all species along the wafer Non-Maxwellian electron dynamics Complex electromagnetic plasma interactions (current coils, permanent magnets, multi-frequency power supply, plasma circuit interactions, electrodynamic effects on CCPs) Pulsed plasma discharges Fig.1 The simulation consists of a core simulation module, the HPEM, which can be extended with additional add-on modules to incorporate the physics of interest in a given plasma process. Applications of Q-VT Tool design and development Modelling of discharge and wafer level chemistry kinetics Modelling etch/deposition uniformity Examining tilting effects (when used with an additional scale profile model feature, specifically compatible with Synopsys TCAD software) Large wafer size simulation (12 inches and more)

In Quantemol-VT, tool settings can be easily modified through the intuitive design viewer. The simulation projects are organised and structured with a workbook management system. With the help of an object oriented meshing tool, the chamber design can be drawn with materials of your choice in 2D (planar) and 2.5D (axisymmetric cylindrical geometry). Results can be plotted and analysed within Q-VT or exported as data files. Outputs from Q-VT include: 2D distributions of species densities, temperatures, fluxes, fields and power depositions, surface fluxes, time-resolved kinetics, spatially resolved EEDFs, and ion/neutral energy/angle distributions. Citations for the underlying simulation 1. J. Shoeb, M. M. Wang and M. J. Kushner, "Damage by Radicals and Photons During Plasma Cleaning of Porous low-k SiOCH. I. Ar/O2 and He/H2 Plasmas", J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 30, 041303 (2012). 2. S. Tinck, W. Boullart and A. Bogaerts, "Modeling Cl2/O2/Ar inductively coupled plasmas used for silicon etching: effects of SiO2chamber wall coating", Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 20, 045012 (2011). 3. Y. Yang, M. Strobel, S. Kirk and M. J. Kushner, "Fluorine Plasma Treatments of Polypropylene Films: II. Modeling Reaction Mechanisms and Scaling", Plasma Proc. Polymers 7, 123 (2010).

The core physics behind Q-VT is a comprehensive model (Hybrid Plasma Equipment Model) developed by Professor Mark Kushner and others for modelling low pressure plasma processing reactors. The core simulation module includes Simulation of gaseous phase chemistry and surface sticking reactions Fluid transport model for species in the gaseous phase Heat transport due to reactions, conduction, diffusion and flow Electrostatic field solvers with the ability to apply DC and RF potentials to surfaces and coils Boltzmann solutions of electron kinetics Extensive database of cross-section reactions developed by Prof. Mark Kushner and his group Calculation of inductively coupled electromagnetic fields Additional add-on modules available 1 EMC Electron Monte Carlo 2 SKM Surface Kinetics Module 3 MAXWELL 4 PCMC 5 MICROWAVE Maxwell Equation Solver for CCPs Plasma Chemistry Monte Carlo Simulation Finite Difference Time Domain Microwave Module (FDTDM) 6 CIRCUIT RF circuit module. 7 SPUTTER Sputtering 8 HV Photon beam injection 9 RADTRANS Radiation Transport Module (MCRTM) 10 IMCS Ion Monte Carlo Simulation Consultancy As well as providing advanced modelling software, Quantemol delivers a unique consultancy service. With our suite of software and a team of highly skilled engineers, we provide extensive and in depth analysis tailored to specific customer requirements. Consultancy projects range from small quick calculations work to comprehensive plasma chemistry development. Typical types of consultancy work provided are: Calculations of specific electron-molecule cross sections including: Electron impact dissociation crosssections producing specific products Electron impact ionisation dissociation producing specific products Heavy particle collision cross-section calculations for neutrals colliding Vibrational excitation cross-section calculation for diatomic molecules and ions Industrial plasma tool simulations Plasma process parameter optimisations Plasma chemistry designs Plasma etching and deposition calculations General multiphysics problems (CFD, etc..) For more information please contact us: +44 208 133 51 03 info@quantemol.com

Price list Licence term Use Case Type of Licence Version Annual 1 year 3 years Support SE 7,260 14,520 3,300 Single Workstation NE 9,680 18,150 4,070 Non-commercial SE 12,100 24,200 5,280 Research group NE 15,730 30,250 5,720 SE 19,360 37,510 6,380 Institution NE 24,200 41,140 6,710 SE 19,800 39,600 5,720 Commercial Single Workstation NE 26,400 49,500 6,270 Site NE 33,000 60,500 7,370 General terms Add-on module prices Commercial - by commercial organisations or for commercial organisations with results not disclosed to public access Use Case Type of Licence Licence term* 1 year 3 years Non-commercial - by not-forprofit organisations producing publishable results All licences are floating type licences and can be moved from one PC to another. SE - Standard Edition NE - Network Edition, Single workstation licence - to be used on a single workstation with a possibility to be used by multiple users Research group licence - includes up to 5 workstations used by ers in one group, can be installed on the cluster but the number of users should be limited to 5 within one group only Institution licence - covers an unlimited number of users across different groups within an institution Site licence - covers an unlimited number of users within a company HPEM database - an extensive electron impact cross-sections database is included. Min spec: Quantemol-VT software Linux x86, 64 bit operating system, 4 GB RAM (large calculations will require more RAM), 10 GB free disk space ** - perpetual licences for academic institutions include only 5 years of HPEM licence. If intending to continue using the software academic institutions are required to purchase a support for the 6th year of licence in order to get HPEM licence extension Non-commercial Commercial Proprietary chemistry data space in HPEM (NEW) Single Workstation 220 440 Research group 275 550 Institution 330 660 Single Workstation 1,650 3,300 Site 3,300 6,600 Any above 30% extra to the licence price Standard Edition on single workstation can use any number of cores to be run Network Edition of single workstation licence allows you to submit jobs across the network, but user will still have to share the work space Annual support includes initial training, e-mail and telephone support, bug fixes throughout the year. Add on modules should be purchased separately and we can advise which ones you might need The HPEM cross section library is included free of charge, additionally customers can upolad proprietary chemistry data and upload your own species and cross sections (new) or connect to QDB database via API (subject of QDB gold membership). Contact us on sales@quantemol.com for more details