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titleOfInvention Plasma etching system
abstract A plasma etching equipment ( 5 ) is proposed for especially anisotropic etching a substrate ( 13 ) by the action of a plasma ( 21 ). For this purpose, a first, especially inductively coupled plasma-generating device ( 31 ) is provided, which has a first means ( 11 ) for generating a first high-frequency electromagnetic alternating field, an etching chamber ( 10 ) for generating a first plasma ( 21 ) from reactive particles by the action of the first high-frequency electromagnetic alternating field upon a first reactive gas with the substrate ( 13 ) to be etched, and a first gas supply ( 22 ). A second plasma-generating device ( 32 ) is preconnected to this first plasma-generating device ( 31 ), and it has a second means ( 20 ), especially a microwave generator ( 20 ), for generating a second high-frequency electromagnetic alternating field, a plasma-generating region ( 33 ) for generating a second plasma ( 18 ) from reactive particles by the action of the second high-frequency electromagnetic alternating field upon a second reactive gas, and a second gas supply ( 16 ). In this connection, the generated second plasma ( 18 ) of the first plasma-generating device ( 31 ) can be supplied at least partially as first reactive gas via the first gas supply ( 32 ).
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