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Titanium etching
2010-01-25
helene viatge
2010-01-25
leiwangsdu
2010-01-26
Fei Wang
2010-02-01
helene viatge
2010-02-04
Gabriel Roupillard
Titanium etching
Fei Wang
2010-01-26
Hi,

I am afraid that ion beam etching won't work for 300um. It would be
nice if you can deposite the Titanium with some kind of mould to get a
vertical slope. Otherwise, no etchant would give you a vertical
profile even for a few microns.

Best regards,
Fei

2010/1/26, leiwangsdu :
> Dear helene viatge
>
>          I used the EDTA wet etch for titanium film. But you know that wet
> etching is isotropic
> and tilted sidewalls were always obtained. If you need vertical sidewalls,
> maybe you can try
> the ion beam etching (milling).
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> Lei Wang

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Best regards,
Yours sincerely
Fei Wang
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