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glass and coated thin film silicon anodic wafer bonding
2008-09-19
Brubaker Chad
2008-09-19
Kuijpers, P e m
2008-09-19
shay kaplan
2008-10-02
Brubaker Chad
2008-09-19
[email protected]
2008-09-18
li shifeng
glass and coated thin film silicon anodic wafer bonding
Brubaker Chad
2008-09-19
There should not be - 20nm of SiO2 isn't much more than native oxide
anyway.

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Subject: [mems-talk] glass and coated thin film silicon anodic wafer
bonding

Hi, colleagues,

I want to bond glass and silicon wafer using anodic bonding. The silicon
wafer is coated with 20nm SiO2/20nm a-Si/20nm SiO2 stack film. The glass
wafer is etched channels with 100nm width and 50 nm depth. I am
wondering if there are any problems to bond them.

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