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Revision as of 12:56, 5 May 2011
Etching using the dry etch technique RIE (Reactive Ion Etch)
At Danchip we have three RIE's. Two (RIE1 and RIE2) for etching silicon based materials (silicon, silicon oxide, silicon nitride) and one (III-V RIE) for etching III-V materials. The hardware of RIE1 and RIE2 is very similar but you cannot count on that identical recipes on RIE1 and RIE2 perform exactly the same. In addition to that the main difference between RIE1 and RIE2 is the cleanness of the two equipment. In rough terms RIE1 is the clean system and the RIE2 is the dirty system. This means that in RIE2 opposed to RIE1 it is allowed to have small amounts of metals exposed to the plasma. Look in the manuals for RIE1 and RIE2 to read the details for this difference (you can find the manuals in LabManager [1]).
Process information
- Etch of Silicon using RIE
- Etch of Silicon Oxide using RIE
- Etch of Silicon Nitride using RIE
- Etch of Photo Resist using RIE
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