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===Slow etch of SiO2 with resist as masking material - with direct clamping ===
===Slow etch of SiO2 with resist as masking material - using a 6" carrier wafer with recess ===
This recipe can be used for slow etching of SiO2 with resist as masking material when normal clamping is possible. Normal clamping is prefered because it give the best and most repeatable cooling of the wafer.
This recipe can be used for slow etching of SiO2 with resist as masking material. Here are some test results presented.
Here are some test results presented.


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Revision as of 14:27, 20 February 2014

Slow etch of SiO2 with resist as masking material - using a 6" carrier wafer with recess

This recipe can be used for slow etching of SiO2 with resist as masking material. Here are some test results presented.

Parameter Resist mask
Coil Power [W] 200
Platen Power [W] 25
Platen temperature [oC] 0
CF4 flow [sccm] 20
H2 flow [sccm] 10
Pressure [mTorr] 3


Results Test on wafer with 50% load (Travka 50), by BGHE @danchip
Etch rate of thermal oxide 44.1 nm/min (50% etch load) (01-02-2014)
Selectivity to resist [:1] ~0.9
Wafer uniformity (100mm) ±1.6% (01-02-2014)
Profile [o] Take a look at the images but be aware that the resist profile was not good to begin with.
Wafer uniformity map (click on the image to view a larger image)
Contour plot of the etch rate over the wafer, 9 points measured
SEM profile images