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=== Deepetch ===
=== Deepetch ===


The deepetch recipe is designed to etch features (with sizes 2 <math>\mu</math>m) in silicon down to a depth that ranges from some 50 microns to hundreds of microns. (If you need to etch less, use shallow or Nanoetches.) It is specified to etch a 50 <math>\mu</math>m wide trench down to a depth of 300 <math>\mu</math>m on a wafer that has a global/local etch density of 10%.
The deepetch recipe is designed to etch features (with sizes 2 <math>\mu</math>m) in silicon down to a depth that ranges from some 50 microns to hundreds of microns. (If you need to etch less, use shallow or Nanoetches.) It is specified to etch a 50 µm wide trench down to a depth of 300 µm on a wafer that has a global/local etch density of 10%.


The recipe is given below.
The recipe is given below.
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<gallery caption="Standardization images of the deepetch recipe" widths="300px" heights="300px" perrow="2">
<gallery caption="Standardization images of the deepetch recipe" widths="300px" heights="300px" perrow="2">
Image:jmldeep071101 pos1 2mu_010.jpg|The profile of a 2 <math>\mu</math>m trench
Image:jmldeep071101 pos1 2mu_010.jpg|The profile of a 2 µm trench
image:jmldeep071101 pos5 50mu_013.jpg|The profile of a 50 <math>\mu</math>m trench
image:jmldeep071101 pos5 50mu_013.jpg|The profile of a 50 µm trench
</gallery>
</gallery>


As is clear from the two images ARDE also plays a role in this case: The 2 <math>\mu</math>m trench (widened to about 5-6 <math>\mu</math>m because of undercut/underetching) is only etched 150 <math>\mu</math>m.
As is clear from the two images ARDE also plays a role in this case: The 2 µm trench (widened to about 5-6 µm because of undercut/underetching) is only etched 150 µm.


== Standardization procedure on the ASE ==
== Standardization procedure on the ASE ==