durusmail: mems-talk: dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide (BrewerScience)
dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide (Brewer Science)
2007-08-17
dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide (BrewerScience)
2007-08-18
dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide (BrewerScience)
2007-08-20
dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide (BrewerScience)
Gordon Whitlock
2007-08-20
Sometimes the polyimide will over heat during plasma processing--the
polyimide can carbonize and leave grass.  Hard to get off.

Reduce the ion bombardment.  Low power and use a plasma system, not RIE

sample in the plasma, and/or using a hybrid reactor can accomplish this.

Gordon Whitlock
Glow Research

-----Original Message-----
From: bobhendu@aol.com [mailto:bobhendu@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2007 9:43 AM
To: mems-talk@memsnet.org
Subject: Re: [mems-talk] dry etch recipe for Prolift100 polyimide
(BrewerScience)

You probably need to add about 3-5% CF4 to your receipe. That should be
enough to etch the carbon filler material used in most polyimide
formulations. Bob Henderson

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