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Wet etching
2002-01-11
Paolo Bondavalli
2002-01-11
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2002-01-14
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2002-01-14
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Wet etching
Paolo Bondavalli
2002-01-11
Dear MEMS experts,
We are looking to make wet-ecthing of a SiO2 sacrificial layer under a
freestanding layer.
The problem is stiction.
I know that we have to use SCO2 in order to improve the reproductibility
of the process but what can we do in order to obtain any layers without
sticting only using usual techniques?
After etching, we wash the sample in water and  in propanol solution.
Our wafer is in Silicon.
Thanks for information


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Dr. Paolo Bondavalli
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LABCOM - Laboratoire Interconnexions Optiques et MEMS
THALES (ex THOMSON-CSF) CORPORATE RESEARCH CENTER
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Route Departementale 128
F91404 ORSAY
(FRANCE)
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Email : [email protected]
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