Request for Molybdenum etch in pquest
Colby Bellew
colby.bellew at sri.com
Thu Feb 9 10:25:21 PST 2006
Jim,
I have tried that and have not had favorable results. I have etched the
moly with SF6 and the problem is the residual moly disulfide that is
left on the sidewalls. I have tried CF4 and C2F6 and the etch is
preferential along grain boundaries which leaves very rough sidewalls.
Colby
Jim McVittie wrote:
>Colby,
>
>Why can't you etch your moly in Drytek4 with a F based chemistry? Jim
>
>Colby Bellew wrote:
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>>I have some samples that have sputtered molybdenum on oxide. I would
>>like to try etching the molybdenum in the pquest with chlorine etch
>>chemistries.
>>
>>Colby
>>
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>>*********************************
>>Colby Bellew, PhD
>>Research Engineer - MEMS
>>SRI International
>>Menlo Park, CA 94025
>>650-859-2647 (Phone)
>>650-859-3090 (fax)
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