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Adhesion problem during 7740 glass wafer wet etching process
2010-12-13
Xin Yan
2010-12-13
Zijian Cao
2010-12-13
Shay Kaplan
2010-12-14
Xin Yan
2010-12-13
Andrew Sarangan
2010-12-13
Mikael Evander
2010-12-14
Xin Yan
2010-12-14
Mikael Evander
2010-12-15
Xin Yan
2010-12-14
Xin Yan
2010-12-16
Andrew Sarangan
2010-12-15
Ned Flanders
Adhesion problem during 7740 glass wafer wet etching process
Mikael Evander
2010-12-14
Aha. So what we normally did in our lab was to use the chromium as an
adhesion layer for the photoresist and use the photoresist as the etch
mask. That way we etched down to 300 um in pyrex/borofloat and through
entire 700 um wafers of white crown glass. Might be worth giving it a try.

/Mikael

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the sputtering  is  for  lift off. I'm afraid the Cr could not stand for
enough time, So i do the wet etching before removing the photoresist.
what
about heat the substrate to 80degreeC during sputtering to suppress the
pinhole?

Thank you Mikael

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