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Ti etching and S1813 resist
2011-07-12
Shane GUO
2011-07-12
Kirt Williams
2011-07-12
Michael Martin
2011-07-12
Shane GUO
2011-07-12
G. Puebla-Hellmann
2011-07-13
David Springer
2011-07-17
Yunda Wang
2011-07-14
Shane GUO
Ti etching and S1813 resist
Michael Martin
2011-07-12
Hi,
   If you have an RIE you might be able sputter/etch the Ti in a plasma of
CF4 and Hydrogen ~10%.  Consider using 200-300 mT and 300W in a parallel
plate reactor.

Good luck,
  Michael


On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 11:57 AM, Shane GUO  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I would like to use S1813 resist as an etching mask for Ti. I am wondering
> if there is anything that does not contain HF can work for me? I am thinking
> about oxalic acid or H2O2. Do they attack S1813 resist? Can they work for a
> 100nm Ti layer? Any suggestion is welcome.
>
>
> Best regards
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