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== Etching using the dry etch technique AOE (Advanced oxide etch) == | == Etching using the dry etch technique AOE (Advanced oxide etch) == | ||
[[Image:AOE.jpg|300x300px|thumb|AOE: positioned in cleanroom 2]] | |||
The AOE positioned at DANCHIP is owned by the company Hymite who is a user of the DANCHIP laboratory. The system is free (with charge) to use for every user of the cleanroom but we cannot guarantee this to be the case in the future. | The AOE positioned at DANCHIP is owned by the company Hymite who is a user of the DANCHIP laboratory. The system is free (with charge) to use for every user of the cleanroom but we cannot guarantee this to be the case in the future. | ||
The AOE can be used for etching silicon oxide, silicon (oxy)nitride and quartz. Look in the manuals for the AOE to see how to operate the machine (you can find the manuals in LabManager [http://labmanager.danchip.dtu.dk/machine/machine_item.aspx?id=19]). | The AOE can be used for etching silicon oxide, silicon (oxy)nitride and quartz. Look in the manuals for the AOE to see how to operate the machine (you can find the manuals in LabManager [http://labmanager.danchip.dtu.dk/machine/machine_item.aspx?id=19]). |
Revision as of 12:16, 18 December 2007
Etching using the dry etch technique AOE (Advanced oxide etch)
The AOE positioned at DANCHIP is owned by the company Hymite who is a user of the DANCHIP laboratory. The system is free (with charge) to use for every user of the cleanroom but we cannot guarantee this to be the case in the future. The AOE can be used for etching silicon oxide, silicon (oxy)nitride and quartz. Look in the manuals for the AOE to see how to operate the machine (you can find the manuals in LabManager [1]).
Process information
Purpose | Dry etch of |
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Performance | Etch rates |
~0.2-0.6 µm/min |
. | Anisotropy |
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Process parameter range | Process pressure |
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. | Gas flows |
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Substrates | Batch size |
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. | Substrate material allowed |
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. | Possible masking material |
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