Effects of Different Additive Gases on Dry Etching of SiC in SF_6
Tong Hong-liang
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Tong Hong-liang
Abstract
Plasma etching(PE) of β-SiC thin films has been performed with different additive gases, such as O 2 and N 2 , in SF 6 reactant. Experimental results show that the etching rates of SiC material increase when O 2 is mixed with reactant gas SF 6, and the etching rates decrease when N 2 is introduced under the identical process conditions, which indicates that the SF 6 is diluted by N 2 and it does not react with SiC during the etching process.
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Plasma etching(PE) of β-SiC thin films has been performed with different additive gases, such as O 2 and N 2 , in SF 6 reactant. Experimental results show that the etching rates of SiC material increase when O 2 is mixed with reactant gas SF 6, and the etching rates decrease when N 2 is introduced under the identical process conditions, which indicates that the SF 6 is diluted by N 2 and it does not react with SiC during the etching process.
Key concepts: Etching (microfabrication), Dry etching, Materials science, Reactive-ion etching, Plasma etching, Plasma, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemical engineering