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In this paper, we discuss the application of photoresist films as the sacrificial layers for “bridge” working elements in microsystem technology. Different regimes and conditions of post-baking and plasma chemical etching processes for the formation of sacrificial layers with precise thickness and roughness are investigated. The photoresist surface morphology was observed with the help of atomic force and scanning electron microscopy.
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Alexandrov, S.E., Speshilova, A.B., Soloviev, Y.V. et al. AFM investigation of thin post-baked photoresistive films for microsystem technology application. Semiconductors 41, 469–472 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063782607040215
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