Fabrication technique for the production of devices which depend on magnetic bubbles
Abstract
Abstract Magnetic bubble devices having planar geometry are produced by a particular sequence of processing steps. This sequence of processing steps includes the sequential deposition on a garnet material of an insulating material, an electrically conductive material, a second insulating material, and a material such as permalloy. The upmost layer is then patterned by conventional techniques. The pattern thus produced is used as a mask and the exposed underlying insulating layer is removed. The exposed metal conducting layer is then patterned and etched in a pattern different from that of the permalloy and second insulating layers by a process such as selective plasma etching that does not substantially degrade the exposed dielectric material or the permalloy. The results are a device with layers having planar geometry.
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- 👤 Richard S. Wagner
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