ELECTROCHEMICAL COPPER DEPOSITION
Electrochemical copper deposition for damascene interconnect

Electrochemical copper deposition for damascene interconnect
Described for logic interconnect, memory interconnect and high-bandwidth memory
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SABRE is Lam Research’s publicly named electrochemical deposition family for copper interconnect.
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Lam Research SABRE is an electrochemical copper-deposition platform for damascene interconnect, including logic, memory and high-bandwidth memory wiring. Distinct from Lam’s broader etch category.
Official product pages describe SABRE ECD as equipment for copper damascene manufacturing, addressing void-free fill, high-aspect-ratio structures and related logic and memory interconnect, including high-bandwidth memory. Named SABRE series remain tool SKUs of this ECD platform rather than separate listings. SABRE is a wet copper-deposition technology, not a synonym for Lam’s broader plasma etch and deposition category, which is listed separately. Process recipes and tool configurations should be confirmed on Lam’s current SABRE pages.
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Electrochemical copper deposition for damascene interconnect
Described for logic interconnect, memory interconnect and high-bandwidth memory
Named SABRE series remain platform SKUs, not separate listings
Distinct from the broader Lam etch and deposition category listing
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