Abstract
It is shown that thick (> 10 μm) films of phosphosilicate glass may be formed on silicon substrates by repetitive spin-coating and rapid thermal annealing of commercial sol-gel material. The viability of the process is explained in terms of film stresses, and it is demonstrated that annealing above a critical temperature is necessary to prevent stress failure.
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