Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi – Process – With assembly or disassembly
Patent
1994-04-04
1995-09-12
Rosenbaum, Mark
Electric lamp or space discharge component or device manufacturi
Process
With assembly or disassembly
445 50, 156657, H01J 902, H01J 130
Patent
active
054493102
ABSTRACT:
Rod-shaped or cylindrical structures in the nm range on a substrate of silicon are manufactured. A first cylinder of silicon is selectively epitaxially deposited in the hole of a mask layer of oxide, and the mask layer is removed. The silicon is then oxidized to form an oxide layer having such a thickness that a thinner, second cylinder of silicon having practically the same height as the first cylinder remains. In a last step, this oxide layer is removed, so that the second cylinder forms a freestanding silicon rod on the surface of the substrate.
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Hoenlein Wolfgang
Stengl Reinhard
Knapp Jeffrey T.
Rosenbaum Mark
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
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