[mems-talk] PECVD oxide on gold
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Thu Jan 24 13:16:04 EST 2008
Things don't like to stick to gold. This would inherently lead to
preferrential growth at the initiation sites. Perhaps coat the Au with Ti.
or Cr.
On Jan 24, 2008 9:42 AM, Javier Sesé <jsese at unizar.es> wrote:
> We are fabricating a microcoil using two metal layers and PECVD oxide
> for electrical insulation. The metal layers are gold deposited using
> e-beam evaporation with a few nm of Cromium for adhesion. We found that
> the PECVD oxide that grows on top of gold is VERY ROUGH (tipically a
> roughness of 50nm for a 200nm thick layer). Further it is plenty of
> pinholes. Does anyone know the reason?
>
> We use N2O and 5%SiH4 95%He as precursor gases, deposition temperature
> is T=300ºC
>
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dbp
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