Dry etching apparatus and method using reactive gases

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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118729, 118 501, 118620, 156345, 156646, 1566611, 156662, 204192EC, 204192E, 204298, 252 791, 427 38, H01L 21306, B44C 122, C03C 1500, C23F 102

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ABSTRACT:
A dry etching apparatus is disclosed which uses reactive gases and which is capable of achieving anisotropic etching without causing radiation damage to a workpiece to be selectively etched. The workpiece is placed in a vacuum container into which two feedstock gases are introduced. One of the gases contributes to the etching, while the other forms a film on the side wall of the etched portion of the workpiece, the film protecting it against lateral etching. A first beam which dissociates the first feedstock gas is perpendicularly directed toward the workpiece, whereas a second gas which dissociates the second feedstock gas is directed in the general direction of the workpiece.

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