Lithography Process for Trench Pattern above Large Cavity to Fabricate Fast Scanning Micromirror(Electromechanical Devices and Components)
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概要
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The lithography process on the deep trench pattern above the large cavity is proposed to fabricate the MEMS structure. Generally ,bubbles generated on the trench patterns when it was baked after coating resist. The probability of the generation of bubbles was reduced by decreasing the backing rate. The fast scanning micromirror with 50.8kHz resonant frequency was fabricated by controlling the backing rate.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2004-08-01
著者
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Zappe Stefan
Ginzton Laboratory Stanford University
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Wada Hirofumi
Faculty Of Engineering Yamaguchi University
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Lee Daesung
Ginzton Laboratory Stanford University
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SOLGAARD Olav
Ginzton Laboratory, Stanford University
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WADA Hiroyuki
Stanford University
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LEE Daesung
Stanford University
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ZAPPE Stefan
Stanford University
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KRISHNAMOORTHY Uma
Stanford University
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SOLGAARD Olav
Stanford University
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Solgaard Olav
Ginzton Laboratory Stanford University
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Krishnamoorthy Uma
Ginzton Laboratory Stanford University
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Wada Hiroyuki
Ginzton Laboratory Stanford University
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