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DRIE with SF6 and CHF3
2010-08-03
Marcel Spurny
2010-08-03
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2010-08-03
Marcel Spurny
2010-08-04
Robert Ditizio
2010-08-04
Marcel Spurny
2010-08-04
Marcel Spurny
2010-08-04
Robert Ditizio
DRIE with SF6 and CHF3
Marcel Spurny
2010-08-03
Hi Daniel,

I am thinking about etching silicon. I know that the Bosch process does
the trick. But I am limited to a standard (selfmade) RIE and only to
both gases. I've tried to "pulse" SF6 and CHF3, i.e. say 7s SF6 and then
2s CHF3 with a silica hardmask. As CHF3 etches the silica very slowly I
thought that might work but I didn't get significant results. I want to
etch a couple of hunderts of microns.

Cheers,
Marcel


[email protected] schrieb:
> Hi Marcel,
>
> Which substrate you are thinking of? It is no problem to etch Silicon with
> both gases. For deep trenches you'll need to optimise the conditions. For
> very deep trenches, the Bosch process (specialized RIEs only) might be a
> better hint.
>
> Best
> Daniel
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