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titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing field emission type electronic device
abstract (57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To reduce the damage given to the substrate and increase the emission current per electron emission cold cathode chip. [Structure] The surface of a silicon substrate 11 was thermally oxidized to form a first thermally oxidized silicon layer 12, and then a photoresist pattern 13 was formed at a location where a cold cathode chip was formed. Using the photoresist pattern 13 as a mask, the first thermal silicon oxide layer 12 was etched by the RIE method to form a thermal silicon oxide pattern 12a, and then the photoresist pattern 13 was removed. Using the thermally-oxidized silicon pattern 12a as a mask, the silicon substrate 11 was processed by the ECR etching method to form a convex portion 11a protruding from the silicon substrate 11 and having a conical shape and serving as a base of the electron emission cold cathode chip.
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