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delamination of Au/Ni/Ge/Au layers in Citric acid solution etch
2002-09-05
Parshant Kumar
2002-09-06
Oray Orkun Cellek
2002-09-06
Tabada, Phillipe
delamination of Au/Ni/Ge/Au layers in Citric acid solution etch
Tabada, Phillipe
2002-09-06
Can you provide more specifics?  For example, what are the thicknesses of
the layers and what temperature was the anneal done and did the whole
electrode delaminate or everything except the bottom gold layer?

Phil Tabada

-----Original Message-----
From: Parshant Kumar [mailto:kparshant@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:30 AM
To: mems-talk@memsnet.org
Subject: [mems-talk] delamination of Au/Ni/Ge/Au layers in Citric acid
solution etch


Hi All,

I am working with the wet etch of GaAs in citric
acid:Hydrogen peroxide::5:1. I am facing the problem that
Electrode deposited as Au/Ni/Ge/Au layers start delaminated
after 55-60 mintues of etching. However if we anneal the
sample for 30 mintues at the 150 degree calcious, the
effect is less.

Any comment will be appericiated

Thx

Kumar
Maryland MEMS Lab
University of Maryland
College Park-MD 20742
Tel 301-405-0364


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