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Etching BST
2011-03-24
Tony Price
2011-03-25
Robert Ditizio
2011-03-25
Tony Price
2011-03-26
Robert Ditizio
2011-03-31
Tony Price
2011-03-31
Robert Ditizio
Etching BST
Tony Price
2011-03-25
I plan on using S-1813 positive resist as a mask. The gases that I have
available are SF6, CF4, O2, and H2.  Which one of these would you recommend,
if any?

Thanks,
Tony

On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 9:50 PM, Robert Ditizio  wrote:

> You need high bias power.  BCl3 helps if you've got it.  Dry etching is
> mostly physical with a minor chemical component.  Etch rates will be a few
> hundred angstroms/min, best case.  You don't mention if you require
> selectivity to a mask or if you have a mask present.  For stopping on the
> alumina, some CF4 or other source of fluorine will help.
>
> Robert

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