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How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
2007-12-19
Dave Goldstein
2007-12-19
Edward Sebesta
How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
2007-12-19
Andrea Mazzolari
How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
2007-12-20
Dave Goldstein
2007-12-20
Andrea Mazzolari
2007-12-21
Kirt Williams
How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
2007-12-21
Andrea Mazzolari
2007-12-21
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2007-12-27
Kvel Bergtatt
2008-01-18
Dave Goldstein
How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
2008-01-18
Andrea Mazzolari
2008-01-20
Thomas Wolff (WEP)
2008-01-20
abdou sar
2008-01-22
Kvel Bergtatt
How to uniformly etch ~0.05 - 0.3um off a 3" Si wafer?
Kvel Bergtatt
2008-01-22
for your KOH treatment, i'm not sure if you need to remove any native oxide
before exposing the doped Si to high pH.

On Jan 18, 2008 9:30 AM, Dave Goldstein  wrote:

> Thanks for all your suggestions. My way of telling how much materials have
> been removed is by measuring the sheet rho on the Si. Remember that I have
> a
> diffusion at the surface? I am suspecting that at the very top Si surface
> there are lotta lattice damage by phosphorus precipitates etc so that is
> why
> I try to remove a small amount of material at the top surface.
>
> I have tried very diluted CP etch (HNA=1:10:9) but it always leaves a
> white-ish cloud Si surface. I don't understand why.
> For the room temperature KOH, I leave it in there for 5 minutes but it
> doesn't seem to etch anything. I will do more trials on this. the KOH
> seems
> pretty promising.
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