| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to fabricate arrays of macro-walls on the surface of n-type silicon (100) by photo-electrochemical etching. Techniques such as dc-potentiodynamic polarization and potentiostatic etching were employed to explore the anodic dissolution behavior of silicon in HF solution. The anodic etching behavior and the etching morphology of n-type silicon (100) were found to be governed by the depth of pre-etched pits, the kind of etching solution, the concentration of etchants and the additives involved. Arrays of macro-walls were fabricated at potentials less than the porous characteristic potential on n-type silicon (100), which was illuminated with a 150 w halogen lamp and etched in HF solutions (with concentration ranging from 1 to 6 M) containing 5-10 M ethanol. The etching rate in pore-etching decreases as the HF concentration increases from 1 M to 6 M. Optimal addition of ethanol (5-10 M) in 2 M HF not only accelerates the etching rate but also enhances the surface smoothness of the pore-walls. However, excessive addition of ethanol (16 M) results in decrease of the etching rate. |