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==QC==
==QC==
===Quality Control (QC) for the KOH Si etching baths.===
===Quality Control (QC) for the KOH Si etching baths.===
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*[http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=5476&mach=407 The QC procedure for Si Etch: 03]<br>
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<math>X=\frac{(Y\cdot 1000g)}{(1.509g/ml\cdot(0.5-Y))}</math>
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Due to the almost inert (111)-planes it is possible by KOH etching to realize high aspect ratio structures in sigle crytalline silicon using the (111)-planes as sidewalls. In Si(100) these sidewalls are inclined - 54.7<sup>o</sup> with respect to the (100) surface - whereas in Si(110) the sidewalls are vertical (see figures below).
Due to the almost inert (111)-planes it is possible by KOH etching to realize high aspect ratio structures in sigle crytalline silicon using the (111)-planes as sidewalls. In Si(100) these sidewalls are inclined - 54.7<sup>o</sup> with respect to the (100) surface - whereas in Si(110) the sidewalls are vertical (see figures below).


<gallery caption="Anisotropic wet silicon etch: dependency on crystal orientation" widths="380px" heights="150px" perrow="2">  
<gallery caption="Anisotropic wet silicon etch: dependency on crystal orientation" widths="760px" heights="150px" perrow="1">  


Image:KOH-etch.jpg|Etched profile when etching Si(100) and when etching Si(110) respectively
Image:KOH-etch.JPG|Etched profile when etching Si(100) and when etching Si(110) respectively


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<math>W_b = W_o - 2d cot(54.7^o) = W_o - \sqrt{2} d</math>
<math>W_b = W_o - 2d cot(54.7^o) = W_o - \sqrt{2} d</math>