Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-

We propose an intricate method of Reactive Ion Etching (RIE) process design for transition-metal (TM) materials using ab-initio calculations. The TM materials are inert in dry etching processes since volatile etching by-products cannot be formed easily. However, to achieve new high-performance memor...

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Main Authors: Matsumoto, Shigeno, Diño, Wilson A., David, Melanie Y., Muhida, Rifki, Roman, Tanglaw A., Kunikata, Shinichi, Takano, Fumiyoshi, Akinaga, Hiro, Kasai, Hideaki
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-53272022-01-24T03:25:14Z Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step- Matsumoto, Shigeno Diño, Wilson A. David, Melanie Y. Muhida, Rifki Roman, Tanglaw A. Kunikata, Shinichi Takano, Fumiyoshi Akinaga, Hiro Kasai, Hideaki We propose an intricate method of Reactive Ion Etching (RIE) process design for transition-metal (TM) materials using ab-initio calculations. The TM materials are inert in dry etching processes since volatile etching by-products cannot be formed easily. However, to achieve new high-performance memories based on the TM materials, a selective dry etching technique such as RIE is eagerly required instead of the conventional ion milling method. In this work, we would like to introduce our scenario of the RIE design for TM materials using the results of CoFe as an example. 2007-09-12T07:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/4564 info:doi/10.3131/jvsj.50.437 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Plasma etching Transition metals
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topic Plasma etching
Transition metals
spellingShingle Plasma etching
Transition metals
Matsumoto, Shigeno
Diño, Wilson A.
David, Melanie Y.
Muhida, Rifki
Roman, Tanglaw A.
Kunikata, Shinichi
Takano, Fumiyoshi
Akinaga, Hiro
Kasai, Hideaki
Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
description We propose an intricate method of Reactive Ion Etching (RIE) process design for transition-metal (TM) materials using ab-initio calculations. The TM materials are inert in dry etching processes since volatile etching by-products cannot be formed easily. However, to achieve new high-performance memories based on the TM materials, a selective dry etching technique such as RIE is eagerly required instead of the conventional ion milling method. In this work, we would like to introduce our scenario of the RIE design for TM materials using the results of CoFe as an example.
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author Matsumoto, Shigeno
Diño, Wilson A.
David, Melanie Y.
Muhida, Rifki
Roman, Tanglaw A.
Kunikata, Shinichi
Takano, Fumiyoshi
Akinaga, Hiro
Kasai, Hideaki
author_facet Matsumoto, Shigeno
Diño, Wilson A.
David, Melanie Y.
Muhida, Rifki
Roman, Tanglaw A.
Kunikata, Shinichi
Takano, Fumiyoshi
Akinaga, Hiro
Kasai, Hideaki
author_sort Matsumoto, Shigeno
title Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
title_short Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
title_full Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
title_fullStr Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
title_full_unstemmed Design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - The first step-
title_sort design of reactive ion etching process based on ab-initio calculation - the first step-
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2007
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/4564
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