Silicon Deep RIE System RIE-400iPB
Novel low-cost system for R&D
Description
The RIE-400iPB is a load lock deep silicon etching system specifically designed for the Bosch Process, accommodating wafers up to 100 mm (4 inches). The system is equipped with a unique reaction chamber, a temperature-controlled electrode, and a high-flow exhaust system, all integrated into a compact, space-saving design. This design ensures reliable and exceptional process control, enabling high-rate, high-aspect, tilt-free etching with excellent selectivity. Additionally, the system can achieve high-rate SiO2 etching by substituting the ICP source.
Key Features and Benefits
Bosch Process Optimized ICP Source
- High rate Si etch (>14 µm/min)
- Leading PR:Si selectivity (up to 250:1)
- Etch up to 400 µm deep
Bosch Process Optimized RF and Gas Systems
- Stable and repeatable plasma discharge during gas switching
- Reduction of scallop size whilst maintaining etch rates
- Notch prevention technology for SOI etch
Stable Repeatable Processing
- Chamber heating for improved process stability
- ESC for stable wafer temperatures throughout the process
High Performance SiO2 Etch (Option)
- Quick change to specialized SiO2 etch mode
- Up to 600 nm/min etching rates with minimal polymer formation
Easy System Maintenance
Applications
- MEMS
- Accelerator
- Gyroscopes
- Pressure sensors
- Actuators
- Medical devices such as μTAS
Options
- SiO2 etch ICP unit
Papers
- Intrinsic Stress Control of Sol-Gel Derived PZT Films for Buckled Diaphragm Structures of Highly Sensitive Ultrasonic Microsensors
- Sensitivity of Piezoelectric Ultrasonic Microsensors with Sol-Gel Derived PZT Films Prepared through Various Pyrolysis Temperatures
- Low driving voltage Mach-Zehnder interference modulator constructed from an electro-optic polymer on ultra-thin silicon with a broadband operation
- Plate-slot polymer waveguide modulator on silicon-on-insulator
- Numerical and Experimental Analyses of Three-Dimensional Unsteady Flow around a Micro-Pillar Subjected to Rotational Vibration