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Etching can be characterized by how much of the process is: Chemical: Using the chemistry of the etch to remove material into a solution (liquid or gaseous solution) Sputtering: In plasma systems, Ions can be accelerated fast enough so as to “Ram” into the surface, “knocking out”
Concept Test 7.1 7.1: A plasma etch process can be described with the following terms: Etch Rate – Selectivity -Anisotropy – Uniformity A plasma etch tool has the following process parameters: Pressure, Temperature, Gas composition, Gas flow, Substrate bias, RF power. Which of the following statements are true: A. Pressure affects ...
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In wafer fabrication, chemical etching is used for lapping and polishing to give an optically flat, damage-free surface. Prior to thermal oxidation or epitaxial growth, wafers are chemically cleaned and scrubbed to remove contamination that results from handling and storing.
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Now we consider dry etching (which has largely replaced wet) based on highly anisotropic sputtering process and may include reactive ions, so can also be chemical and selective. Brief history of two types of etch processes... 1. Need better definition of small features. Figure by MIT OCW. 2.