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Date: 2016-04-25 13:15:12
Semiconductor device fabrication
Microtechnology
Etching
Plasma processing
Chemical milling
Isotropic etching
Plasma etching
Microelectromechanical systems
Buffered oxide etch

High-Aspect Ratio Deep Sub-Micron α-Si Gate Etch Process Control H.-M. Park, T. L. Brock, D. Grimard, J. W. Grizzle and F. L. Terry, Jr University of Michigan 195th Spring Meeting of ECS

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