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Chapter 29, Problem 28QTP
It is desired to produce a 500 μm by 500 μm diaphragm, 25 μm thick, in a silicon wafer 250 μm thick.
Given that you will use a wet etching technique, with KOH in water with an etch rate of 1 μm/min, calculate the etching time and the dimensions of the mask opening that you would use on a (100) silicon wafer.
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