Information
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Patent Grant
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6322422
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Patent Number
6,322,422
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Date Filed
Tuesday, January 19, 199925 years ago
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Date Issued
Tuesday, November 27, 200122 years ago
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Inventors
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Original Assignees
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Examiners
- Hail, III; Joseph J.
- Berry, Jr.; Willie
Agents
- Laff, Whitesel & Saret Ltd
- Whitesel; J. Warren
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CPC
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US Classifications
Field of Search
US
- 451 8
- 451 283
- 451 285
- 451 385
- 451 908
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International Classifications
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Abstract
A polishing system has a polishing pad, a wafer retainer for pressing an insulating layer formed on a semiconductor wafer against polishing slurry spread over a polishing pad and a measuring apparatus for measuring the thickness of different portions of the insulating layer, and the measuring apparatus has measuring electrodes embedded in the polishing pad, a first calibration electrode also embedded in the polishing pad and a second calibration electrode embedded into the lower surface of the wafer retainer, wherein the first calibration electrode and the measuring electrodes are opposed to the second calibration electrode and an electrode formed in a dicing area of the semiconductor wafer during the polishing so that the measuring apparatus determines the thickness at the different portions on the basis of a first capacitance between the first calibration electrode and the second calibration electrode and a second capacitance between the measuring electrodes and the electrode in the dicing area.
Description
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a measuring technology and, more particularly, to an apparatus for measuring local thickness of an insulating layer on a semiconductor wafer during a polishing and a polishing system using it.
DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART
While a manufacturer is fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor wafer, a semiconductor layer and an insulating layer are repeatedly deposited over the semiconductor wafer, and are patterned through a photolithography. The patterned layers deteriorate the step coverage, and the lower insulating layer is subjected to a polishing before deposition of a semiconductor layer. If the lower insulating layer is polished too much, the insulating layer can not offer good electrical isolation, and the detection of remaining thickness is important.
A typical example of the apparatus for measuring the thickness of the remaining insulating layer is disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication of Unexamined Application Ser. No. 4-357851, and
FIG. 1
illustrates the prior art measuring apparatus.
The prior art measuring apparatus is used for a semiconductor wafer
1
. An insulating layer
2
has been already deposited on the semiconductor wafer
1
, and is now being polished on a polishing pad
3
. Polishing slurry
4
is supplied onto the polishing pad
3
, and the polishing pad
3
is rotating with respect to the insulating layer
2
.
The prior art measuring apparatus comprises a measuring electrode
5
, a protective electrode
6
and an insulating layer
6
a
, and the measuring electrode and the protective electrode
6
are embedded in the polishing pad
3
. The measuring electrode
5
and the protective electrode
6
are exposed to the polishing slurry
4
. The measuring electrode
5
is spaced from the protective electrode
6
, and the insulating layer
6
a
electrically isolates the measuring electrode
5
from the protective electrode
6
.
The prior art measuring apparatus further comprises a measuring section
7
and an amplifier
8
. The measuring section
7
is directly connected to the measuring electrode
5
and to the non-inverted input node of the amplifier
8
. The output node of the amplifier
8
is connected to the protective electrode
6
and the inverted input node. A parasitic capacitor
9
is connected to the back surface of the semiconductor wafer
1
. The measuring section
7
supplies an alternating current signal DT
1
to the measuring electrode
5
and the non-inverted input node. The amplifier
8
shifts the phase of the alternating current signal DT
1
by 180 degrees, and produces an inverted alternating current signal CDT
1
.
While the insulating layer
2
is being polished, the measuring section
7
supplies the alternating current signal DT
1
to the measuring electrode
5
, and the inverted alternating current signal CDT
1
is supplied to the protective electrode
6
for bootstrapping. The alternating current signal DT
1
varies the amplitude in proportion to the thickness of the insulating layer
2
, and the measuring section
7
produces an output signal OUT
1
indicative of the thickness of the remaining insulating layer
2
.
The prior art measuring apparatus merely measures an average thickness. The semiconductor wafer
1
is getting large, and the manufacturer hardly polishes the insulating layer
2
uniformly. This means that the insulating layer
2
is locally different in thickness from the average thickness. The prior art measuring apparatus can not measure the locally different thickness. This is the first problem inherent in the prior art measuring apparatus.
The second problem is undesirable damage to the circuit components fabricated on the semiconductor wafer
1
. When the alternating current signal DT
1
is applied to the measuring electrode
5
, the electric field extends over the semiconductor wafer
1
. The electric field is liable to damage the circuit components.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
It is therefore an important object of the present invention to provide a measuring apparatus, which can measure the thickness of an arbitrary portion of an insulating layer without damages to circuit components.
It is also an important object of the present invention to provide a polishing system, which realizes an insulating layer with completely uniform thickness.
In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for measuring a thickness of an insulating layer having a first surface held in contact with a first electrode means and a second surface opposite to the first surface and held in contact with a non-conductive liquid spread over a moving member, and the apparatus comprises a second electrode means stationary with respect to the moving member, changing a relative position with respect to the first electrode means and a first distance to the first electrode means together with the moving member and forming a first capacitor together with first electrode means, the insulating layer and the non-conductive liquid, a third electrode means stationary with respect to the insulating layer and with respect to the first electrode means, a fourth electrode means stationary with respect to the moving member, changing a second distance to the third electrode means and forming a second capacitor together with the third electrode means and the non-conductive liquid, a source of electric power connected between the first and third electrode means and the second and fourth electrode means, a measuring equipment connected to the second electrode and the fourth electrode for measuring a first capacitance between the first electrode means and the second electrode means and a second capacitance between the third electrode means and the fourth electrode means and a calculating means connected to the measuring equipment for determining a thickness of the insulating layer on the basis of the first capacitance and the second capacitance.
In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a polishing system for polishing an insulating layer formed on a semiconductor wafer, and the polishing system comprises a measuring means for measuring a thickness of more than one portion of the insulating layer, a polishing pad for polishing a surface of the insulating layer, a feeding means for supplying non-conductive polishing slurry between the polishing pad and the surface of the insulating layer, a pressurizing means exerting variable force on a plurality of portions of the semiconductor wafer for pressing the insulating layer against the polishing pad and a controlling means connected to the measuring means and the pressurizing means for instructing the pressurizing means to vary the variable force at the plurality of portions depending upon the thickness of the more than one portion of the insulating layer.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The features and advantages of the measuring apparatus will be more clearly understood from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1
is a schematic cross sectional view showing the prior art measuring apparatus;
FIG. 2
is a plane view showing a semiconductor wafer to be polished;
FIG. 3
is a schematic cross sectional view showing the semiconductor wafer held by a retainer;
FIG. 4
is a plane view showing the arrangement of measuring electrodes and a calibration electrode;
FIG. 5
is a cross sectional view showing a polishing operation on an interlevel insulating layer locally pressed against a polishing pad;
FIG. 6
is a plane view showing portions of the inter-level insulating layer to be polished; and
FIG. 7
schematically shows a matrix of measuring electrodes for detecting the thickness of the insulating layer at a plurality of areas.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Referring to
FIG. 2
of the drawings, a dicing area
11
is formed in a major surface of a semiconductor wafer
12
like a lattice, and an integrated circuit is to be fabricated in device areas
13
. The semiconductor wafer
12
will be broken into semiconductor chips along the lattice-like dicing area
11
. Conductive material is deposited on the dicing area
1
, and forms an electrode
14
.
Although circuit components such as, for example, field effect transistors have been already fabricated on the device areas
13
, the circuit components are too small to be shown. The major surface of the semiconductor wafer is covered with insulating material, and the insulating material forms an inter-level insulating layer
15
(see FIG.
3
). The inter-level insulating layer
15
is to be polished.
FIG. 3
shows the cross section of the semiconductor wafer
11
along line A—A.
The semiconductor wafer
12
is held by a wafer retainer
21
as shown in FIG.
3
. In detail, a recess
22
is formed in the wafer retainer
21
, and the wafer retainer
21
is broken down into a bottom wall portion
21
a
and a side wall portion
21
b
. The wafer retainer
21
accommodates the semiconductor wafer
12
in the recess
22
. Plural through-holes
21
c
are formed in the bottom wall portion
21
a
, and connect a high-pressure air source
23
to the recess
22
. The high-pressure air presses the inter-level insulating layer
15
against a polishing pad
24
. If the high-pressure air source
23
selectively supplies the high-pressure air to the through holes
21
c
, the force is locally exerted on the semiconductor wafer
12
, and a part of the inter-level insulating layer
15
is strongly pressed against the polishing pad
24
.
The wafer retainer
21
is connected to a driving mechanism (not shown), and is driven for rotation around an axis O
1
. An angle measuring equipment
26
is connected to the axis O
1
, and measures the rotating angle of the wafer retainer
21
. The polishing pad
24
is spread over a turn table (not shown), and the turn table is drive for rotation around an axis Q
2
by a driving mechanism (not shown). An angle measuring equipment
27
is connected to the axis O
2
, and detects the rotating angle of the polishing pad
24
. Polishing slurry
28
is supplied onto the polishing pad
24
, and is non-conductive. The axis O
2
is offset from the axis O
1
, and the inter-level insulating layer
15
is polished through two kinds of rotary motion.
A measuring apparatus
30
embodying the present invention is used for the insulating layer
15
during the polishing. The measuring apparatus
30
comprises the angular measuring equipments
26
/
27
, a source of electric power
31
, a pair of calibration electrodes
32
a
/
32
b
and plural measuring electrodes
33
. The source of electric power
31
has a first electrode
31
a
and a second electrode
31
b
, and the first electrode
31
a
is opposite in polarity to the second electrode
31
b
. The first electrode
31
a
is connected to the electrode
14
and the calibration electrode
32
a
, and the second electrode
31
b
is connected to the other calibration electrode
32
b
and the measuring electrodes
33
.
The calibration electrode
32
a
is embedded in the side wall portion
21
b
of the retainer
21
, and the other calibration electrode
32
b
is embedded in the polishing pad
24
. The calibration electrode
32
a
is opposed to the other calibration electrode
32
b
at a certain timing during the two kinds of rotary motion, and the calibration electrodes
32
a
/
32
b
form a capacitor C
1
together with the polishing slurry
28
therebetween.
On the other hand, the measuring electrodes
33
are also embedded in the polishing pad
24
, and are arranged in matrix. The measuring electrodes
33
are opposed to the crossing portions of the lattice-like electrode
14
at the certain timing during the two kinds of rotary motion. The measuring electrode
33
and the crossing portion form capacitors C
3
together with the non-conductive polishing slurry
28
and the inter-level insulating layer
15
.
FIG. 4
illustrates the calibration electrode
32
b
and the measuring electrodes
33
embedded in the polishing pad
24
.
Turing back to
FIG. 3
of the drawings, the measuring apparatus
30
further comprises a capacitive detector
34
and a controller
35
. The capacitive detector
34
are connected through parallel signal lines to the calibration electrode
32
b
and the measuring electrodes
33
, and measures the capacitance of the capacitor C
1
and the capacitance of each of the capacitors C
3
. The signal lines are sequentially connected to the capacitive detector
34
, and the capacitive detector
34
successively measures the capacitance of the capacitor C
1
and the capacitance of each capacitor C
3
. The controller
35
is connected to the angular measuring equipments
26
/
27
and the capacitive detector
34
, and produces an output signal indicative of the thickness of the inter-level insulating layer
15
as described hereinbelow.
After deposition of the inter-level insulating layer
15
on the semiconductor wafer
12
, the manufacturer attaches the semiconductor wafer
12
to the retainer
21
, and the inter-level insulating layer
15
is pressed against the polishing pad
24
. The polishing slurry
28
is supplied onto the polishing pad
24
, and the driving mechanisms (not shown) rotate the turn table (not shown) and the retainer
21
. The polishing pad
24
and the semiconductor wafer
12
are rotated around the axes O
1
/O
2
in the same direction, i.e., clockwise direction or counter-clockwise direction, and the inter-level insulating layer
15
is polished through the two kinds of rotary motion.
The angular measuring equipment
26
produces a detecting signal DT
10
indicative of the angular position of the retainer
21
, and the other angular measuring equipment
27
produces another detecting signal DT
11
indicative of the angular position of the polishing pad
24
. The detecting signals DT
10
and DT
11
are supplied to the controller
35
, and the controller checks the angular positions to see whether or not the calibration electrode
32
a
is just opposed to the other calibration electrode
32
b.
When controller
35
decides that the calibration electrodes
32
a
is opposed to the calibration electrode
32
b
, the measuring electrodes
33
are respectively opposed to the crossing portions of the lattice-like electrode
14
, and the controller
35
instructs the capacitive detector
34
to sequentially measure the capacitance C
1
/C
3
. The capacitive detector
34
sequentially selects the signal lines, and measures the capacitance of the capacitor C
1
and the capacitance of the capacitor C
3
between each measuring electrode
33
and the associated crossing portion. The capacitance C
1
/C
3
is successively reported to the controller
35
through a detecting signal DT
12
, and the controller
35
stores the values of the detecting signal DT
12
in an internal memory (not shown).
As shown in
FIG. 5
, the capacitor C
3
is equivalent to a combination of the capacitor C
1
and a capacitor C
2
. The non-conductive polishing slurry
28
serves as the dielectric layer of the capacitor C
1
, and the inter-level insulating layer
15
serves as a dielectric layer of the capacitor C
2
. For this reason, the controller
35
subtracts the capacitance of the capacitor C
1
from the capacitance of each capacitor C
3
, and determines the capacitance of the capacitor C
2
. The controller
35
sequentially calculates the capacitance of the capacitors C
2
at the measuring electrodes
33
, and determines the dispersion of thickness for the inter-level insulating layer
15
.
If the controller
35
reports that portions a/b/c/d of the inter-level insulating layer
15
are difference in thickness as c=d>a>b, the controller
35
instructs the high-pressure air source
23
to regulate the air pressure at the through-holes
21
a
to values respectively indicated by arrows AR
1
, AR
2
, AR
3
and AR
4
. The arrows AR
3
is as long as the arrow AR
4
, and the air pressure indicated by the arrow AR
3
is equal to the air pressure indicated by the arrow AR
4
. The arrow AR
1
is longer than the arrow AR
2
and shorter than the arrows AR
3
/AR
4
. For this reason, the air pressure indicated by the arrow AR
1
is lower than the air pressure indicated by the arrows AR
3
/AR
4
, and is higher than the air pressure indicated by the arrow AR
2
. As a result, the inter-level insulating layer
15
is non-uniformly pressed against the polishing pad
24
, and the inter-level insulating layer
15
is finished to be contact in thickness.
If the inter-level insulating layer
15
has thick portions
15
a
(see FIG.
7
), the matrix of the measuring electrodes
33
can detect the thick portions
15
a
, and the controller
35
instructs the high-pressure air source
23
to strongly presses the thick portions
15
a
against the polishing pad
24
. As a result, the polishing system finishes the inter-level insulating layer
15
to have a uniform thickness.
As will be appreciated from the foregoing description, the measuring apparatus changes the relative position of the measuring electrode
33
with respect to the electrode
14
, and determines the thickness of the inter-level insulating layer
15
at the relative position. Moreover, the electrode
14
is formed in the dicing area
11
, and the electric field between the electrode
14
and the measuring electrode
33
does not damage a circuit component fabricated in the device area
13
.
Although a particular embodiment of the present invention has been shown and described, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
For example, if a single measuring electrode changes relative position to the electrode
14
, the controller
35
can determine the thickness of different points on the semiconductor wafer. Therefore, the plural measuring electrodes
33
do not directly relate to the gist of the present invention.
Claims
- 1. An apparatus for measuring a thickness of an insulating layer on a semiconductor wafer, having a first surface held in contact with a non-conductive liquid spread over a moving member, comprising:a second electrode means stationary with respect to said moving member, changing a relative position with respect to said first electrode means and a first distance to said first electrode means together with said moving member, and forming a first capacitor together with first electrode means, said insulating layer and said non-conductive liquid; a third electrode means stationary with respect to said insulating layer and with respect to said first electrode means; a fourth electrode means stationary with respect to said moving member, changing a second distance to said third electrode means and forming a second capacitor together with said third electrode means and said non-conductive liquid; a source of electric power connected between said first and third electrode means and said second and fourth electrode means; a measuring equipment connected to said second electrode and said fourth electrode for measuring a first capacitance between said first electrode means and said second electrode means and a second capacitance between said third electrode means and said fourth electrode means; and a calculating means connected to said measuring equipment for determining a thickness of said insulating layer on the basis of said first capacitance and said second capacitance; said first electrode means being formed on a major surface of said semiconductor wafer, and said second surface being polished.
- 2. The apparatus as set forth in claim 1, in which said semiconductor wafer is held by a wafer retainer, and said third electrode means is attached to said wafer retainer so that said second distance is varied together with said first distance during the polishing.
- 3. The apparatus as set forth in claim 2, in which said polishing pad and said wafer retainer are driven for rotation around a first axis and a second axis offset from said first axis, respectively, so that said first electrode means and said third electrode means are intermittently opposed to said second electrode means and said fourth electrode means, respectively.
- 4. The apparatus as set forth in claim 3, further comprising a first angle measuring equipment attached to said first axis for measuring a first angular position of said semiconductor wafer, a second angle measuring equipment attached to said second axis for measuring a second angular position of said polishing pad, and a controlling means giving a timing for determining said thickness of said insulating layer to said calculating means on the basis of said first and second angular positions.
- 5. The apparatus as set forth in claim 2, in which said calculating means eliminates an influence of said second capacitor from said capacitance of said first capacitor.
- 6. The apparatus as set forth in claim 1, in which said moving member and said non-conductive liquid serve as a polishing pad and polishing slurry between said second surface and said polishing pad.
- 7. The apparatus as set forth in claim 1, in which said semiconductor wafer has a plurality of device areas for fabricating circuit components and a dicing area for breaking said semiconductor wafer into semiconductor chips, and said first electrode means is formed in said dicing area.
- 8. An apparatus for measuring a thickness of an insulating layer having a first surface held in contact with a first electrode means and a second surface opposite to said first surface and held in contact with a non-conductive liquid spread over a moving member, said second surface being polished, said apparatus comprising:a second electrode means stationary with respect to said moving member, changing a relative position with respect to said first electrode means and a first distance to said first electrode means together with said moving member, and forming a first capacitor together with first electrode means, said insulating layer and said non-conductive liquid; a third electrode means stationary with respect to said insulating layer and with respect to said first electrode means; a fourth electrode means stationary with respect to said moving member, changing a second distance to said third electrode means and forming a second capacitor together with said third electrode means and said non-conductive liquid; a source of electric Power connected between said first and third electrode means and said second and fourth electrode means; a measuring equipment connected to said second electrode and said fourth electrode for continuously measuring a first capacitance between said first electrode means and said second electrode means and a second capacitance between said third electrode means and said fourth electrode means while said insulating layer is being relatively moved with respect to said moving member, said second electrode means having a plurality of electrodes isolated from one another and selectively connected to said measuring equipment, said plurality of electrodes being opposed to said first electrode means and formed on a major surface of a semiconductor wafer; and a calculating means connected to said measuring equipment for determining a thickness of said insulating layer on the basis of said first capacitance and said second capacitance.
- 9. The apparatus as set forth in claim 8, in which said semiconductor wafer has a plurality of device areas for fabricating circuit components and a dicing area for breaking said semiconductor wafer into semiconductor chips, and said first electrode means is formed in said dicing area.
- 10. The apparatus as set forth in claim 9, in which said dicing area is formed into a lattice surrounding said plurality of device areas, and said first electrode means has a lattice configuration.
- 11. The apparatus as set forth in claim 10, in which said semiconductor wafer is held by a wafer retainer, and said third electrode means is attached to said wafer retainer so that said second distance is varied together with said first distance during the polishing.
- 12. The apparatus as set forth in claim 11, in which said moving member and said non-conductive liquid serve as a polishing pad and polishing slurry between said second surface and said polishing pad.
- 13. The apparatus as set forth in claim 12, in which said polishing pad and said wafer retainer are driven for rotation around a first axis and a second axis offset from said first axis, respectively, so that said first electrode means and said third electrode means are intermittently opposed to said second electrode means and said fourth electrode means, respectively.
- 14. The apparatus as set forth in claim 13, further comprising a first angle measuring equipment attached to said first axis for measuring a first angular position of said semiconductor wafer, a second angle measuring equipment attached to said second axis for measuring a second angular position of said polishing pad, and a controlling means giving a timing for determining said thickness of said insulating layer to said calculating means on the basis of said first and second angular positions.
- 15. The apparatus as set forth in claim 14, in which said calculating means eliminates an influence of said second capacitor from said capacitance of said first capacitor.
- 16. A polishing system for polishing an insulating layer formed on a semiconductor wafer, said system comprising:measuring means for continuously measuring a thickness of more than one portion of said insulating layer responsive to variations of capacitance coupled to said semiconductor wafer during a polishing on said insulating layer; a polishing Dad for polishing a surface of said insulating layer; feeding means for supplying a non-conductive polishing slurry between said polishing pad and said surface of said insulating layer; pressurizing means exerting a variable force on a plurality of portions of said semiconductor wafer for pressing said insulating layer against said polishing pad; control means connected to said measuring means and said pressurizing means for instructing said pressurizing means to vary said variable force at said plurality of portions depending upon the thickness of said more than one portion of said insulating layer, said measuring means including: a first electrode means formed between said semiconductor wafer and said insulating layer, a second electrode means attached to said polishing pad, changing a relative position with respect to said first electrode means and a first distance to said first electrode means while said surface of said insulating layer is being polished, said second electrode forming a first capacitor together with first electrode means, and together with said insulating layer and said polishing slurry, a third electrode means stationary with respect to said insulating layer and with respect to said first electrode means, a fourth electrode means attached to said polishing pad, changing a second distance to said third electrode means and forming a second capacitor together with said third electrode means and said non-conductive polishing slurry, a source of electric power connected between said first and third electrode means and said second and fourth electrode means; a measuring equipment connected to said second electrode and said fourth electrode for measuring a first capacitance between said first electrode means and said second electrode means and a second capacitance between said third electrode means and said fourth electrode means, said second electrode means having a plurality of electrodes isolated from one another and selectively connected to said measuring equipment, said plurality of electrodes being opposed to said first electrode means formed on a major surface of said semiconductor wafer, and a calculating means connected to said measuring equipment for determining said thickness of said more than one portion on the basis of said first capacitance and said second capacitance.
- 17. The polishing system as set forth in claim 16, in which said semiconductor wafer has a plurality of device areas for fabricating circuit components and a dicing area for breaking said semiconductor wafer into semiconductor chips, and said first electrode means is formed in said dicing area.
- 18. The polishing system as set forth in claim 17, in which said dicing area is formed into a lattice surrounding said plurality of device areas, and said first electrode means has a lattice configuration.
- 19. The polishing system as set forth in claim 18, further comprising a wafer retainer for holding said semiconductor wafer, and said third electrode means is attached to said wafer retainer so that said second distance is varied together with said first distance during the polishing.
- 20. The polishing system as set forth in claim 19, in which said polishing pad and said wafer retainer are driven for rotation around a first axis and a second axis offset from said first axis, respectively, so that said first electrode means and said third electrode means are intermittently opposed to said plurality of electrodes and said fourth electrode means, respectively.
- 21. The polishing system as set forth in claim 20, in which said measuring apparatus further includes a first angle measuring equipment attached to said first axis for measuring a first angular position of said semiconductor wafer, a second angle measuring equipment attached to said second axis for measuring a second angular position of said polishing pad, and a controller giving a timing for determining said thickness of said more than one portion to said calculating means on the basis of said first and second angular positions.
- 22. The polishing system as set forth in claim 21, in which said calculating means eliminates an influence of said second capacitor from said capacitance of said first capacitor.
- 23. The polishing system as set forth in claim 19, in which a plurality of through-holes are formed in said wafer retainer, and said pressurizing means includes a high pressure gas source and a plurality of gas conduits respectively connected to said plurality of through-holes.
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