A preparation method of high thermal conductivity diamond-reinforced silicon carbide substrate
A diamond-enhanced, silicon carbide substrate technology, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the interface strength between SiC and diamond, thermal conductivity of nucleation defects, etching interface strength, interface thermal stress, etc. question
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[0030] UV lithography is achieved by spin-coating photoresist on the carbon polar side of SiC and through a mask-based mask. Then, periodic micropores with a diameter of 2 μm and an interval of 4 μm are realized by developing and degumming, and the periodically arranged diamond patterned surface is exposed. The SiC with patterned photoresist was first deposited with a Ti metal mask of 50 nm and then deposited with an Al metal of 150 nm by electron beam evaporation. Then, after removing the residual photoresist, SiC with a metal pattern mask deposited on the surface is obtained. on SiC by taking the gas source CF 4 :O 2 The SiC was etched to an etching depth of 2 μm under the condition of a ratio of 5:1 and a bias power of 300 W. The metal mask is then removed by chemical dissolution. The SiC is then passed through pure CF again 4 The SiC was etched under the bias power of 20W to realize the arc-shaped etching of the edge of the micropillar. Then, the patterned SiC sheet ...
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[0031] UV lithography is achieved by spin-coating photoresist on the carbon polar side of SiC and through a mask-based mask. Then, periodic micropores with a diameter of 2 μm and an interval of 2 μm are realized by developing and degumming, and the periodically arranged diamond patterned surface is exposed. The SiC with patterned photoresist was first deposited with a Ti metal mask of 30 nm and then deposited with an Al metal of 120 nm by electron beam evaporation. Then, after removing the residual photoresist, SiC with a metal pattern mask deposited on the surface is obtained. on SiC by taking the gas source CF 4 :O 2 The SiC was etched to an etching depth of 1 μm under the condition of a ratio of 4:1 and a bias power of 200 W. The metal mask is then removed by chemical dissolution. The SiC is then passed through pure CF again 4 The SiC was etched under the bias power of 10W to realize the arc-shaped etching of the edge of the micropillar. Then, the patterned SiC sheet ...
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[0032] UV lithography is achieved by spin-coating photoresist on the carbon polar side of SiC and through a mask-based mask. Then, periodic micropores with a diameter of 5 μm and an interval of 8 μm are realized by developing and degumming, and the periodically arranged diamond patterned surface is exposed. The SiC with patterned photoresist was first deposited with a Ti metal mask of 40 nm and then deposited with an Al metal of 150 nm by electron beam evaporation. Then, after removing the residual photoresist, SiC with a metal pattern mask deposited on the surface is obtained. on SiC by taking the gas source CF 4 :O 2 The SiC was etched to an etching depth of 3 μm under the condition of a ratio of 2:1 and a bias power of 100 W. The metal mask is then removed by chemical dissolution. The SiC is then passed through pure CF again 4 The SiC was etched under the bias power of 10W to realize the arc-shaped etching of the edge of the micropillar. Then, the patterned SiC sheet ...
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