Substrate base for mechanics magnitude sensor
A substrate substrate and sensor technology, applied in semiconductor devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of difficult cup making process, poor silicon thermal matching, large mechanical hysteresis, etc., and achieve small thermal drift and breakdown resistance Good performance, small nonlinear effect
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[0005] 1. Using a DC magnetron sputtering apparatus to reactively sputter an aluminum nitride film on a commercially available (001) silicon single wafer. The target is made of pure aluminum (99.9%). The silicon single wafer is n-type or p-type, and the doping concentration or resistivity is suitable for anisotropic etching. Generally, the n-type is selected to be less than a few ohms.cm, and the p-type is selected to be more than a few ohms.cm. During sputtering, the reaction chamber was fed with argon and nitrogen (volume ratio 4:1, total pressure 4×10 -1 Pascal, controlled by the gas flow controller). Argon is the sputtering gas, and nitrogen is the reactive gas. The substrate should be heated above 150°C during sputtering (film formation on a hot silicon single wafer is beneficial to improve the adhesion of the aluminum nitride film. focus).
[0006] The aluminum nitride film obtained by reactive sputtering should be an insulating film, and its insulation can be directly...
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