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Isotropic silicon etch
2007-06-27
Chilcott, Dan W
2007-06-27
Kirt Williams
2007-06-27
David Nemeth
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Chilcott, Dan W
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Robert Lindegren
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2007-06-28
Shao Guocheng
Isotropic silicon etch
Shao Guocheng
2007-06-28
hi, Dan:
       According to my knowledge, 0.5um lot-to-lot accuracy will be really hard
for most of the silicon etching process. But you may try "etch-stop" technology.
The process will be more complicated and you may need special treated wafer.
Hope this helps.

  Guocheng Shao

"Chilcott, Dan W"  wrote:
  To All,

I am looking for a well controlled isotropic silicon etch for etching 2 um deep
features. I do not believe that a timed plasma etch would be controlled enough
for this application. I am looking for a control of better than 0.5 um from lot
to lot and across the wafer. Any ideas?
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