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Preferential Etching and Etched Profile of GaAs

Preferential Etching and Etched Profile of GaAs The system has been found to give good results for preferential etching of . The etch rates for the low‐index planes of in this system have been investigated as a function of Br2 concentrations in .The order of the etch rate at 1% Br2 by weight has been found to be planes have been only slightl yetched. The A{111} planes have played an important role for the etched profiles produced by this etching system. A V‐shaped groove, a reverse mesa‐shaped structure, and a triangular prism‐shaped “bridge” have been formed by channels being etched on the {100} planes. The sizes of the V‐shaped groove and the “bridge” have been controlled by the width of the opening in the oxide mask. A channel etched groove in the B{111} planes has also exhibited crystal habit. Interesting etched profiles which are applicable for the design and fabrication of device structures are described. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of the Electrochemical Society IOP Publishing

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Copyright
Copyright © 1971 ECS - The Electrochemical Society
ISSN
0013-4651
eISSN
1945-7111
DOI
10.1149/1.2407921
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Abstract

The system has been found to give good results for preferential etching of . The etch rates for the low‐index planes of in this system have been investigated as a function of Br2 concentrations in .The order of the etch rate at 1% Br2 by weight has been found to be planes have been only slightl yetched. The A{111} planes have played an important role for the etched profiles produced by this etching system. A V‐shaped groove, a reverse mesa‐shaped structure, and a triangular prism‐shaped “bridge” have been formed by channels being etched on the {100} planes. The sizes of the V‐shaped groove and the “bridge” have been controlled by the width of the opening in the oxide mask. A channel etched groove in the B{111} planes has also exhibited crystal habit. Interesting etched profiles which are applicable for the design and fabrication of device structures are described.

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Journal of the Electrochemical SocietyIOP Publishing

Published: Jan 1, 1971

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