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Re: aluminium electrode
2003-07-17
Pavel Neuzil
Re: aluminium electrode
Pavel Neuzil
2003-07-17
Hi Zaini,
XeF2 does not etch at all Aluminum. With an EDP, you
will face troubles, XeF2 is a better choise as it is
much simpler to work with. In case you are interested
to try it out, send me a sample and we will etch it
for you.
Best regards
Pavel
[email protected]



From: "zaini halim" 
Subject: [mems-talk] aluminium electrode
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2003 21:26:54 -0700 (PDT)
To: [email protected]



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Hi!,

I am doing a research in mems sensor, based on
microhotplate structure. I plan to deposit tin oxide
(SnO2) as an active element of the sensor. I am not
sure whether to use aluminium electrode or gold
electrode for tin oxide deposition. I am also not sure
whether to use dry etching or wet etching to etch
silicon to realize the suspended structure.

These are a few questions regarding this problem:

1) Doed XeF2 (dry etch) etch aluminium electrode?

2) Does tin oxide(SnO2) adhere well to aluminium
electrode?

3) For tin oxide deposition, which electrode is
better, aluminium electrode or gold electrode?

4) Does anybody know which company can perform wet
etching process using EDP (to etch silicon) and also
packaging, with a small quantity, about 3 pieces? EDP
will be supplied by customer.


Thanks in advance.
Regards.

Zaini



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