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mechanical properties of deposited SiO2 after annealing steps
2002-02-13
Oberhammer Joachim
mechanical properties of deposited SiO2 after annealing steps
Oberhammer Joachim
2002-02-13
Hi MEMS-researcher,

does anybody know how the mechanical properties (Young's mod., mean
and gradient stress, tensile and ultimate strength, ...) of
CVDeposited SiO2 (at 300-350 deg C, up to 2 um thick) change after
annealing steps due to densification? Which temperatures and dwell
times would you recommend for such an annealing? Do "lower" annealing
temperatures (400-600 deg C) make sense at all? Do you know some
references about it?

Please talk about your experiences! A poor PhD-student, still
completely lost in the cleanroom, will appreciate your responses !!

Joachim.
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