Abstract
Focused ion beam (FIB) direct milling is now recognized as a new method of fabrication, due to high flexibility in milling dimensions, the possible geometries and the material selectivity. This paper discusses the fabrication of micro holes using FIB direct milling in terms of high aspect ratio structures, including FIB parameters and the major effects of FIB milling. It is deduced that sputter yield of material gives a major impact to the depth of milling. Optimization parameters coupled control of FIB direct milling will provide a precise means of fabricating of high aspect ratio micro holes whilst resolving the problem of re-deposition and amorphisation which is common in micro milling.
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