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Survey emission spectra of plasma-forming gases such as chlorine, hydrogen chloride, argon, and hydrogen, as well as the spectral composition of these gases, are investigated in the presence of the gallium arsenide semiconductor plate. The reference lines and bands for the spectral etching rate monitoring by the emission intensity of the lines and bands of the etching products are selected. It is assumed that the relation between the emission intensity of the etching products of GaAs and the etching rate in the plasma of chlorine, hydrogen chloride, and their mixtures with argon and hydrogen is described by the directly proportional dependence, which points to the possibility of the real-time control of etching using the spectral method.
Russian Microelectronics – Springer Journals
Published: May 7, 2015
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