Method for preventing electrode deterioration in etching...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Chemical etching – Vapor phase etching

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C156S345100, C134S001100, C134S001200

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10361823

ABSTRACT:
A method for preventing the deterioration of an electrode caused by the build up of deposits in openings of the electrode. Gas is supplied to each of the openings in order to prevent deposits from adhering to the openings before or after the etching treatment.

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