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Trace Shape Development 34.7.3.1 Etched Trace Shape Description. During etching, the gap between resist areas is removed evenly at first, and then progressively cup-shaped until the center area is broken through. After this, the area of exposed laminate opens progressively and the etching works on the side walls, etching in and under the resist as the side wall is relieved to expose more insulation and isolate the desired feature. (It has been noted that very little undercutting is apparent until the center is opened.) Figure 34.4 illustrates the attack with standard definitions for R (resist width), B (base of trace), T (top of trace), and t (foil thickness). There are two descriptive measures of the etching process undercutting and etch factor which are defined in Eqs. (34.14) and (34.15). These definitions are not universal, so it is necessary to clarify the definitions to correctly interpret discussions using these factors. Undercutting defines the average overhang of resist after top width reduction, and etch factor defines the average side wall inward taper of the etched feature per unit thickness. Occasionally, the etch factor is inverted or different measured values are used. Undercut: Etch factor: U = (R T )/2 F = 2t/(B T ) (34.14) (34.15)

To obtain the transient response C(t), it is necessary to find the inverse of Eq. (14.3). This requires obtaining the roots of the denominator of Eq. (14.2), which is third-order. We can no longer find these roots as easily as we did for the secondorder systems by use of the quadratic formula. However, in principle they can always be obtained by algebraic methods. It is appmnt that the roots of the denominator depend on the particular values of the time constants and K,. These roots determine the nature of the transient response, according to the rules presented in Fig. 3.1 and Table 3.1. It is of interest to examine the nature of the response for the control system of Fig. 14.1 as K, is varied, assuming the time constants ~1~72, and 73 to be fixed. To be specific, consider the step response for ~1 = 1,~ = 1, and 73 = 5 for several values of K, . without going into the detailed calculations at this time, the results of inversion of Eq. (14.3) are shown as response curves in Fig. 14.2. From these response curves, it is seen that, as K, increases, the system response becomes more oscillatory. In fact, beyond a certain value of K,, the successive amplitudes of the response grow rather than decay; this type of response is called unstable. Evidently, for some values of K,, there is a pair of roots corresponding to s4 and s; of Fig. 3.1. As control system designers, we are clearly interested in being able to determine quickly the values of K, that give unstable responses, such as that corresponding to K, = 12 in Fig. 14.2.

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It is significant that these two units of measure are useful in describing the development of the shape of an etched part. It is desirable that U be minimized and F maximized for best feature definition. 34.7.3.2 Undercut and Etch Factor Development. The development of trace shapes has been studied by observing etched traces at progressive times.36,37 This allows one more parameter to be developed, the extent of etch, which is the ratio of R/B. This factor equals 1.0 when the bottom of the trace equals the resist width, one measure of ideal etching. Note that if R < B, this implies that the trace is underetched, and R > B indicates overetching. The traces were etched in cupric chloride using 3.0-mil line and space patterns of 1.0-mil resist on 1-oz (1.4-mil) copper foil. The progression of etch values is found in Table 34.2 and Fig. 34.5.

TABLE 34.2 Etch Progression Etch time, S 90 110 125 140 165 Undercut, U mil 0.05 0.30 0.45 0.525 0.75 Etch factor, F 0.90 1.75 2.33 2.67 3.11 Extent of etch, R/B 0.5 0.75 1.1 1.0 1.25

FIGURE 14-2

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