Uniformity!
Wafer 403 was processed last week using the new thermal oxide/TEOS steps outlined in the previous posts. I took images from six positions at different radial positions on different axis. All six samples looked relatively uniform!
Wafer 403 was processed last week using the new thermal oxide/TEOS steps outlined in the previous posts. I took images from six positions at different radial positions on different axis. All six samples looked relatively uniform!
Here is a better, more thoughtful, attempt at pore processing of a single image of the backside of a 75-nm thick membrane (four slot). One thing you will note that could be different from the analysis of the frontside of the membranes: The small openings that appear quite sharply defined here could be missing from the frontside…
The blog has migrated to a new hosting provider. This means that the passwords for owncloud and the blog are no longer in sync. Owncloud has been upgraded from 5.0.18 to 7.0.4. The passwords have not been changed and are the same used for the Wikis, which now reside on their own domain. Any issue,…
The NRG website downtime you’ve suffered in recent weeks is paying dividends. Most of this has been in operation for a while, but in case you haven’t noticed here is the first round of changes we’ve rolled out … Sharing internal NRG News. If you have a note or news item to share with the NRG you…
Chris gave me a few wafers to look at with AFM – an oxide sputtered in the recently cleaned chamber and VA Semiconductor wafers cleaned with “Normal Power” or “Full Power” Megasonics. I employed a couple of new “tricks” to help with the imaging this time. All of these scans were taken almost entirely in…
The purpose of this experiment was to quantify the effectiveness of the kit membrane at separating free antibody and qdots from qdot-bound antibodies. The manual advertises an approximate 80% yield for this step and no purity reading. It was originally planned to directly measure the purity based on the amount of free antibody in the…
After seeing a reduction of pore size at 750 C, I decided to run three different soak times at a fixed acetylene concentration of 1 LPM. As expected, the longer soak time resulted in more occlusion. It seems that the carbon growth is almost linear: 5 min treatment shrinks the pores by 5 nm and…
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Thats great, Dave. Nice job materials people.
Bravo!