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etch something in(to) something and etch something in to erode a design or message into something, usually with acid. They etched their family crest into their good crystal. He etched in his initials. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The system's proprietary reactor design, which has been highly successful in both dielectric and polysilicon etch applications including bond pad, etchback and recess formation, enables high throughput, high yield dielectric etch in DRAM and NAND Flash interconnect structures from the 8Xnm to 4Xnm technology nodes. Universal etch capability - extendible from Dielectric Etch today to Silicon and Metal Etch in the future - for both critical and non-critical applications The role of dielectric etch in semiconductor manufacturing is becoming increasingly critical, particularly for vias and contacts which are expected to number 1 billion per chip and emerge as the next critical bottleneck for new chip designs," said Dr. |
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