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Hot Jet Etching through Stencil Masks
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 February 2011
Abstract
This article contains a description of hot jet etching through stencil masks. The dry etching technique does not damage the stencil mask, but anisotropically etches GaAs at rates as high as 10 μm min−1. Resolution less than 50 nm has been demonstrated. At present the etched surfaces are rough, but improvement of the etching technique may result in smooth surfaces.
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