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Light-induced wet-chemical etching of InP

Authors: J. E. Bjorkholm; A. A. Ballman;

Light-induced wet-chemical etching of InP

Abstract

We have used Ar laser light at 5145 A to induce rapid localized etching of InP samples immersed in aqueous solutions of phosphoric acid. Unlike earlier reports of light-enhanced wet-chemical etching of various materials,1-3 we observe no etching of the samples in the absence of the intense light. We used {100) bulk InP samples; typically the etchant was a (1:9) solution of concentrated H3P04 in deionized water. As an example of the etch rates attained, we have etched 100-μm diam holes through 250-μm thick samples in 30 sec using 2 W of light focused on the sample to a spot diameter of ~20 μm.

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