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Photoresist develop (Shipley 1818): View
Process Hierarchy
Bonding
Clean
Consulting
Deposition
Doping
Etch
Anisotropic etch
Deep RIE
Isotropic etch
Miscellaneous etch
Strip
LIGA
Lift off
Lithography
Mask making
Metrology
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Packaging
Polishing
Process technologies
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If you are interested in this process, either by itself or as part of a longer processing sequence, please send us email at
engineering@mems-exchange.org
or call us at (703) 262-5368
Photoresist develop (Shipley 1818)
Process characteristics:
Depth
Depth of material removed by etch process
Depth
*
µm
nm
Depth of material removed by etch process, must be 0 .. 5 µm
0 .. 5 µm
Developer
Agent that reacts with masking layer (e.g., photoresist) to etch it selectively.
Microposit 351
Material
Shipley 1818
Selectivity
Primary material removal rate divided by removal rates of secondary materials (i.e., factors by which primary material is removed faster than secondary materials)
Shipley 1818: 1
Sides processed
both
Wafer size
Wafer size
25 .. 100 mm
Equipment
Hood #1
Equipment characteristics:
Wafer geometry
Types of wafers this equipment can accept
no-flat, 1-flat, 2-flat, notched
Wafer holder
Device that holds the wafers during processing.
teflon
Wafer materials
List of wafer materials this tool can accept (not list of all materials, just the wafer itself).
glass (category), Pyrex (Corning 7740), quartz (single crystal), silicon, silicon on insulator
Wafer thickness
List or range of wafer thicknesses the tool can accept
100 .. 500 µm