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Leakage high-pressure sensors

Small leakage currents or a transistor-like action of the junction are sufficient to generate a small current that may cause undesired passivation. This can be circumvented by application of an additional potential to the etching layer, shown by the broken line in Fig. 4.16 a. This electrochemical etch-stop technique is favorable compared to the conventional chemical p+ etch stop in alkaline solutions, because it does not require high doping densities. This etch stop has mainly been apphed for manufacturing thin silicon membranes [Ge5, Pa7, Kll] used for example in pressure sensors [Hil]. [Pg.70]


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