GaAs/AlAs/InGaP heterostructure: a versatile material basis for cantilever designs
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- Technologie matériau, Couche sacrificielle, Arséniure de gallium, Phosphure de gallium, Phosphure d'indium, Conception ingénierie, Poutre cantilever, Méthode MOCVD, Attaque chimique, Fin gravure, Lithographie, Analyse régression, Modèle autorégressif, Etude expérimentale, Photofabrication, Semiconducteur III-V, Hétérostructure.
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- Autoregressive model, Cantilever beam, Chemical etching, Engineering design, Etch stop, Experimental study, Gallium arsenides, Gallium phosphide, Heterostructures, III-V semiconductors, Indium phosphide, Lithography, MOCVD, Material engineering, Photofabrication, Regression analysis, Sacrificial layer.
Abstract
We report on the design, fabrication and initial mechanical testing of cantilevers with tips based on a GaAs/In0.485Ga0.515P/AlAs heterostructure grown by metal organic chemical vapor deposition. They were produced using a dedicated technological process based on (1) the formation of integrated tips through an AlAs-assisted surface sacrificial wet-etching process and (2) the GaAs cantilever release fully protected between two InGaP etch-stop layers. 2 μm thick InGaP/GaAs/InGaP cantilevers had integrated pyramidal tips with the sides at ∼45° to (100). Metallic elements were processed close to the tip apexes using non-standard optical lithography. The cantilever release was accomplished using photolithography, Ar ion milling of InGaP and wet chemical etching of GaAs via resist layers deposited by a draping technique. A tip-cantilever prototype with length, width and thickness of 150, 35 and 2 μm, respectively, exhibited a resonance frequency of 66.2 kHz, which correlated well with a theoretical value of 57 kHz for a GaAs cantilever of identical dimensions.
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