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| == Comparing Lithography methodes at Danchip == | | == Comparing silicon etch methodes at Danchip == |
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| There are a broad varity of lithography methodes at Danchip. The methodes are compared here to make it easier for you to compare and choose the one that suits your needs. | | There are a broad varity of lithography methodes at Danchip. The methodes are compared here to make it easier for you to compare and choose the one that suits your needs. |
Revision as of 11:22, 4 February 2013
Etch of silicon can be done by either wet etch or dry etch. The standard setups for this here at DANCHIP are:
Wet etches:
Dry etches:
Comparison of KOH etch, wet PolySilicon etch, RIE etch, ASE etch and DRIE-Pegasus for etching of Silicon
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KOH
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PolySilicon etch
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RIE
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ASE
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DRIE-Pegasus
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General description
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- Anisotropic etch in the (100)-plan
- High selectivity to the other plans
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- Isotropic etch in Silicon and Polysilicon
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- Can etch isotropic and anisotropic depending on the process parameters
- Anisotropic etch: vertical sidewalls independent of the crystal plans
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- As RIE but better for high aspect ratio etching and deep etches (higher etch rate)
- Good selectivity to photoresist
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- State-of-the-art dry silicon etcher with atmospheric cassette loader
- Extremely high etch rate and advanced processing options
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Possible masking materials
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- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxide
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- Photoresist
- E-beam resist
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Aluminium
- Chromium (ONLY RIE2!)
- Other metals if they cover less than 5% of the wafer area (ONLY RIE2!)
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- Photoresist
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Aluminium
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- Photoresist and zep resist
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Aluminium oxide
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Etch rate
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- Si(100) @80oC: 1.29+0.05 µm/min
- Si(100) @70oC: ~0.7 µm/min
- Si(100) @60oC: ~0.4 µm/min
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- ~100-200 nm/min, highly dependent on doping level
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- <40nm/min to >600nm/min depending on recipe parameters and mask design
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- <130nm/min to >5.6 µm/min depending on recipe, mask design and aspect ratio.
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- Up to 18-20 µm/min depending on recipe, mask design and aspect ratio.
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Size of substrate
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- 4" in our standard bath
- 4", 2" in "Fumehood KOH"
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- 4" (or smaller with carrier)
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- 6" (when it is set up for 6") and 4" (or smaller if you have a carrier)
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- 6" (when it is set up for 6") and 4" (or smaller if you have a carrier)
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Batch size
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- 25 wafers at a time
- 1-5 wafers in "Fumehood KOH"
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- One wafer at a time but you can load a whole batch of 25 wafers and set up an individual for each one
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Allowed materials
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- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxynitride
- Other materials (only in "Fumehood KOH")
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- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxynitride
- Photoresist
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- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxynitride
- Photoresist
- E-beam resist
- Aluminium
- Chromium (ONLY RIE2!)
- Other metals if they cover less than 5% of the wafer area (ONLY RIE2!)
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- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxynitride
- Photoresist
- E-beam resist
- Aluminium
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- Silicon
- Silicon Oxide
- Silicon Nitride
- Silicon Oxynitride
- Photoresist
- zep resist
- Aluminium oxide
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Comparing silicon etch methodes at Danchip
There are a broad varity of lithography methodes at Danchip. The methodes are compared here to make it easier for you to compare and choose the one that suits your needs.
Comparison methode 1 and methode 2 for the process
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Photolithography
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DUV Lithography
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E-beam Lithography
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Imprint Lithography
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Two photon polymerization Lithography
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Generel description
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Generel description - methode 1
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Generel description - methode 2
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4
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Pattern size range
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Resist type
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- E-beam sensitive
- ZEP502A (positive)
- HSQ (negative)
- SU8
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Resist thickness range
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Typical exposure time
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2s-30s pr. wafer
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?-? pr. µm2
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Substrate size
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- # small samples
- # 50 mm wafers
- # 100 mm wafers
- # 150 mm wafers
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- # small samples
- # 50 mm wafers
- # 100 mm wafers
- # 150 mm wafers
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We have cassettes that fit to
- # 4 small samples (20mm, 12mm, 8mm, 4mm)
- # 6 wafers of 50 mm in size
- # 2 wafers of 100 mm in size
- # 1 wafer of 150 mm in size
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- # small samples
- # 50 mm wafers
- # 100 mm wafers
- # 150 mm wafers
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- # small samples
- # 50 mm wafers
- # 100 mm wafers
- # 150 mm wafers
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Allowed materials
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- Allowed material 1
- Allowed material 2
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- Allowed material 1
- Allowed material 2
- Allowed material 3
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- Si, SiO2, III-V materials
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- Allowed material 1
- Allowed material 2
- Allowed material 3
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- Allowed material 1
- Allowed material 2
- Allowed material 3
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