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Chrome Plasma Etching without Cl?
2007-11-28
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2007-11-28
Bob Henderson
2007-11-29
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2007-11-29
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2007-12-05
Martin Lapisa
Chrome Plasma Etching without Cl?
Bob Henderson
2007-11-28
Kevin:

Sorry but those chemistries won't work with Chrome. You could reduce your
undercut a little bit if you can use a spray process tool. There is better
conrol over the solution used and usually they have an endpoint signal that
can help to reduce overetch to a minimum. Bob Henderson

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Has anyone had any success etching Chrome using plasmas from CHF3, SF6, O2,
or N2  (or any combination thereof)?

I don't have any good reason to suspect that any of these should work, but I
can't use normal Chlorine plasmas with this device, as the exposed Au I have
restricts which machines I'm permitted to use. I'm currently using wet
etching, but I'd like to reduce the undercutting a bit.
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