Solutions For MEMS

Si, SiO2, SiC and Sapphire Deep Etching

The fabrication of MEMS requires a wide range of etching processes with the following characteristics:

* Precise control of the etch profile (High Aspect Ratio),
* Fast etch rates when deep etching is needed,
* Excellent etch uniformity (minimum difference of etch rate versus pattern size).

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Process Performance

High etch rates achieved using the CORIAL 2,000 W Inductively Coupled Plasma source with 600 W RF biasing:

- Silicon       >  1,000 nm/min,
- SiO2          >     600 nm/min,
- SiC            >   1200 nm/min,
- Sapphire    >     300 nm/min.

PECVD Solutions

The fabrication of MEMS requires a wide range of SiO2 and Si3N4 deposition processes with the following characteristics:

* Excellent deposition uniformity,
* High film quality: breakdown voltage, low BOE etch rates for SiO2. Low KOH and TMAH etch rates for Si3N4,
* Minimum or adjustable stress.

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Process Performance

High performance achieved using the CORIAL Inductively Coupled Plasma CVD source and the CORIAL PECVD source with pressurized reactor:

- SiO2 deposition rate      >   400 nm/min,
- Si3N4 deposition rate    >   150 nm/min,
- SiC deposition rate        >   200 nm/min,
- Uniformity on 200 mm wafers     < ± 3%,
- High breakdown voltage     > 10 MV/cm
- Stress control of films from tensile to compressive,-* No pinholes,
- Efficient in situ plasma cleaning with NO corrosion of vacuum vessel, NO memory effect and NO manual cleaning required.

 

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Online PDF Documentation For more details about MEMS Solutions, please read our documentation : PDF File (0.95Mo)

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