IMS- Micro/Nano Fabrication Facility
2.4 RIE Equipment

Georgia Tech RIE (Reactive Ion Etching) is a dry-etching technology commonly used in microfabrication. The process uses a chemically reactive plasma that is generated under low pressure with a electromagnetic field. This plasma is used to remove materials deposited on substrates such as silicon wafers. Below are some of the RIE systems that the IEN houses.

 

Vision RIE

F- chemistry based RIE process for dielectric etch

Unaxis RIE

F- chemistry based RIE process for dielectric etch

Oxford EndPoint RIE

F- chemistry based RIE process for dielectric etch

Plasma Therm SLR RIE

Cl- chemistry based RIE process for metal etch

 

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