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RE: jborski@advancedmicrosensors.com - Email found in subject - [mems-talk] ITO Etch selective to glass
2004-02-23
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RE: jborski@advancedmicrosensors.com - Email found in subject - [mems-talk] ITO Etch selective to glass
Borski, Justin
2004-02-23
Hi Anthony,

17% HCL (and water) and room temperature should etch ITO at a rate of at
least 100A/min.  The HCL mixture will be selective to glass, and also safe
to have a photoresist pattern present.

- Justin

Justin C. Borski
MEMS Program Manager
Advanced MicroSensors Inc.
jborski@advancedmicrosensors.com


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From: Anthony [mailto:amarrs@intellite.com]
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[mems-talk] ITO Etch selective to glass


I am looking for an etch that will remove Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) on a glass
lens without damage to the lens.  The ITO will need to be patterned. What
would be the best approach to do this?

Anthony Marrs
Intellite
amarra@intellite.com



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