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Anisotropic etching in Pyrex glass
2004-03-15
jaina2@rpi.edu
2004-03-15
Shile
2004-03-15
Kirt Williams
2004-03-16
Shile
2004-03-15
shay kaplan
2004-03-15
jaina2@rpi.edu
2004-03-15
BobHendu@aol.com
2004-03-16
Shile
Anisotropic etching in Pyrex glass
Kirt Williams
2004-03-15
Is that Pyrex 7740?
What happens to the non-volatile reaction products like AlF3?
Are they sputtered off?
    --Kirt Williams

----- Original Message -----
From: "Shile" 
To: ; "'General MEMS discussion'" 
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 9:24 AM
Subject: RE: [mems-talk] Anisotropic etching in Pyrex glass


> For anisotropic Pyrex etch use SF6 RIE. It's a bit slow, but ~5 microns
> is easy to achieve in a capacitivly coupled etcher using a metal mask.
> Etching Pyrex to a depth of several hundred microns has been achieved
> with ICP systems.
>
> Roger Shile



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