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The Process Transfer of Oxygen Reactive Ion Etching of Polyimide between Different Etch Equipments
Abstract The aim of this work is to determine if a dry etch process,as characterised by its etch performance, could be transferred between equipments of very different geometries,by a physical characterisation and the proper transfer of these parameters. The process selected was the etching of polyimide in an O2 plasma being an example of a simple system,yet one that has important technological application as part of the tri-level resist scheme1. The anisotropy of etched features was used to assess the success of the process transfer.
The Process Transfer of Oxygen Reactive Ion Etching of Polyimide between Different Etch Equipments
Abstract The aim of this work is to determine if a dry etch process,as characterised by its etch performance, could be transferred between equipments of very different geometries,by a physical characterisation and the proper transfer of these parameters. The process selected was the etching of polyimide in an O2 plasma being an example of a simple system,yet one that has important technological application as part of the tri-level resist scheme1. The anisotropy of etched features was used to assess the success of the process transfer.
The Process Transfer of Oxygen Reactive Ion Etching of Polyimide between Different Etch Equipments
Hydes, A. J. (author) / Cox, T. I. (author) / Hope, D. A. O. (author) / Deshmukh, V. G. I. (author)
1990-01-01
3 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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