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titleOfInvention Capacitance type microphone based on surface micro-machining process and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention provides a capacitance type microphone based on a surface micro-machining process and a preparation method thereof. The preparation method comprises the following steps of: utilizing a wet-method etching process based on a reaction ion etching and taking HF (Hydrogen Fluoride) as an etching solution; forming a structure with a high ratio of depth to width and a squared cavity structure with vertical side walls by using a reaction ion dry-etching method; then utilizing the wet-method etching of etching solution HF to etch a phosphorosilicate glass sacrificing layer between a vibration film and a fixed electrode film until the sacrificing layer is punched through to form a structure, which is internally hollow and provided with sound holes on the side walls, to support a vibration thin film on the structure, thereby utilizing the capacitance change to convert sound energy into electric energy. According to the invention, the sound holes are etched on the side walls of the structure of a microphone, complicated micro-machining technologies and accurate depositing processes are not needed and a gap distance between the vibration film and an electrode can be easier controlled; and the operation of the reaction ion dry-etching and the HF wet-method etching are relatively simple and the whole process flow is simple and feasible.
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