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''All contents by DTU Nanolab staff.''
''All contents by DTU Nanolab staff.''


Deposition of Silicon Oxide can be done with either LPCVD, PECVD, by sputtering, or by e-beam evaporation. It is also possible to grow silicon oxide using a silicon surface as a starting point. This can be done with wet chemistry in a beaker (see below), or as a [[Specific Process Knowledge/Thermal Process/Oxidation|thermal oxide]] in a hot furnace.
Deposition of Silicon Oxide can be done here at DTU Nanolab by LPCVD, PECVD, sputtering, or e-beam evaporation. In our cleanroom it is also possible to '''grow''' silicon oxide using a silicon surface as a starting point. This can be done with wet chemistry in a beaker (see below), or as a [[Specific Process Knowledge/Thermal Process/Oxidation|thermal oxide]] in a hot furnace.


==Deposition of Silicon Oxide using LPCVD==
==Deposition of Silicon Oxide using LPCVD==