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[[image: | [[image:SIMS_end_point_detection.png|300x300px|thumb|center|Magnetic stack of Ta/MnIr/NiFe/Ta/Tao/Ta/MnIr/NiFe/Ta. Redeposition of etched material at photo resist. Profile ~78°]] | ||
End point detection is achieved by SIMS, and the etch rate is approximately 25 Nm/min. | End point detection is achieved by SIMS, and the etch rate is approximately 25 Nm/min. | ||
Resist stripping can be hard due to burned resist, to remedy this try to lover the current; this will though chance the sidewall angle. For help, discussion and further info please contact Kristian Hagsted Rasmussen. | Resist stripping can be hard due to burned resist, to remedy this try to lover the current; this will though chance the sidewall angle. For help, discussion and further info please contact Kristian Hagsted Rasmussen. |
Revision as of 14:14, 27 September 2012
Results of Design of Experiments optimization of magnetic stack etching
Process parameters for the acceptance test
Parameter | Ti etch acceptance |
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Neutalizer current [mA] | 450 |
RF Power [W] | 800 |
Beam current [mA] | 400 |
Beam voltage [V] | 500 |
Beam accelerator voltage | 500 |
Ar flow to neutralizer [sccm] | 5.0 |
Ar flow to beam [sccm] | 10.0 |
Rotation speed [rpm] | 20 |
Stage angle [degrees] | 5 |
Helium backside cooling [Torr] | 37.5 |
Some SEM profile images of the etched stacks
Endpoint detection with SIMS
End point detection is achieved by SIMS, and the etch rate is approximately 25 Nm/min.
Resist stripping can be hard due to burned resist, to remedy this try to lover the current; this will though chance the sidewall angle. For help, discussion and further info please contact Kristian Hagsted Rasmussen.