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publicationDate 1986-06-02-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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titleOfInvention Dry etching
abstract PURPOSE:To perform etching at the same rate without causing under-cuts, even in the case where high resistance polysilicon and low resistance polysilicon exist mixedly on the same plane, by using a mixed gas consisting of sulfur hexafluoride and flon 11 as an etching gas, and by specifying the flow rate ratio. CONSTITUTION:A mixed gas consisting of SF6 and CCl3F is employed as an etching gas and the etching is done at a flow rate ratio of CCl3F of 30SCCM against SF6 of 70SCCM, being able to attain anisotropic etching without almost resulting in under-cuts. However, above the ratio of CCl3F/(CCl3F+SF6) of 40%, the under-cuts are promoted to become etched cross sections of a drum shape. Moreover, above the ratio of CCl3F/(CCl3F+SF6) of 70%, the etched cross sections are under-cut in an inverted tapered shape.
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