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titleOfInvention Silicon trench etch
abstract An improved method is disclosed for obtaining relatively deep (6 microns) trenches in single crystal silicon wafers. The method comprises exposing the wafer to a plasma formed in a gas mixture comprising Freon 11 (CCl3F), sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) and either helium or argon. The etch takes place at a pressure of 1-3 torr (133-400 Pa) in a narrow gap (6 mm.) planar plasma reactor.
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