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==Deposition rate:==
==Deposition rate:==
The deposition rate is normally a little below 10nm/min (Look at the process log for the recently rate) and the refractive index is around 1.44
The deposition rate is normally a little below 10 nm/min (Look at the process log for the recently rate) and the refractive index is around 1.44


==Using LPCVD TEOS as a masking material for KOH etching==
==Using LPCVD TEOS as a masking material for KOH etching==
It is possible to use TEOS as a masking layer in KOH etch however it is not as suitable as Silicon nitride for deep KOH etching. However for shallower etches it can be used. In comparison to silicon nitride TEOS has the advantage that it does not have the same pinhole problems.
It is possible to use TEOS as a masking layer in KOH etch however it is not as suitable as Silicon nitride for deep KOH etching. However for shallower etches it can be used. In comparison to silicon nitride TEOS has the advantage that it does not have the same pinhole problems.