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Cryogenic etching and characterization of nano-sized silicon metadevice

Optics Communications, 2023
Jindong Wang, Changhong Sun
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Nanofabrication by field-emission scanning probe lithography and cryogenic plasma etching

open access: yesMicroelectronic Engineering, 2018
Building low-power and high-density circuits requires new devices, which can be based for example on single electron effects. Single electron transistors (SET), which can operate at room temperature (RT), are candidates with high potential for the post-CMOS era. However, their fabrication relies typically on a statistical fabrication of quantum dots or
Claudia Lenk   +14 more
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Cryogenic etching of n-type silicon with p+ doped walls with the TGZM process through the Al/Si eutectic alloy

open access: yesMicroelectronic Engineering, 2009
International audienceThe dry etching of n-type silicon with p+ doped walls was studied with the cryogenic etching directly after the thermomigration process.
R Dussart, P Ranson
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On the low temperature limits for cryogenic etching: A quasi in situ XPS study

open access: yesApplied Surface Science, 2023
International audienceThe cryogenic plasma etching of silicon for nano- and microelectromechanical devices is known to show an optimal operating temperature around -100 degrees C.
Felipe Cemin, C Cardinaud
exaly   +2 more sources

Numerical Simulation of Cryogenic Etching: Model with Delayed Desorption

Russian Microelectronics, 2021
A numerical model of the evolution of the trench profile during cryogenic etching in SF6/O2 plasma based on the cellular representation of the surface state, the Monte Carlo method for calculating particle fluxes, and the scheme of delayed desorption of reaction products is proposed.
M. K. Rudenko   +2 more
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Guidelines for etching silicon MEMS structures using fluorine high-density plasmas at cryogenic temperatures [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Microelectromechanical Systems, 2002
This paper presents guidelines for the deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) of silicon MEMS structures, employing SF6/O2-based high-density plasmas at cryogenic temperatures.
M J De Boer   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

ICP cryogenic dry etching for shallow and deep etching in silicon

SPIE Proceedings, 2009
We achieved to etch nano- and deep structures in silicon using ICP-cryogenic dry etching process. We etched nanopores and nanocantilevers with an etch rate of 13 nm/min, nanopillars with an etch rate of 2.8 μm/min - 4.0 μm/min, membrane and cantilever structures with an etch rate of 4 μm/min and 3 μm/min, respectively.
Ü. Sökmen   +6 more
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Cryogenic reactive ion etching of silicon in SF6

Applied Physics Letters, 1990
Reactive ion etching of Si and SiO2 in SF6 plasmas in which the samples are mounted on a liquid-nitrogen-cooled electrode has been studied. At this temperature SF6 condenses on the electrode surface, but it is possible to maintain a plasma. Si etch anisotropy has been demonstrated at low temperature, in agreement with previous studies.
Tim D. Bestwick   +2 more
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Cryogenic electron cyclotron resonance plasma etching

Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films, 1992
A cryogenic electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasma etching system has been built to study wafer temperature in the Si etching characteristics. The wafer temperature was controlled from −150 to +30 °C during etching using the liquid nitrogen cooled helium gas.
Ki Woong Whang   +2 more
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Etching as a Method for Fabricating a Cryogenic Store *)

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1965
Abstract Vacuum evaporation through stencil masks as a method of fabricating superconductive circuits is unlikely to achieve the packing densities necessary for economic exploitation; in addition, the circuit elements produced do not have ideal characteristics.
L.J. Page, R.A. Scantlebury
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