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CNF Lab and Equipment Information
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Gamma Automatic Coat-Develop Tool
CAC Name: Gamma Suss MicroTec Gamma Cluster Tool Manager: Garry Bordonaro
Backup: Noah Clay
, John Treichler
Equipment Training
Training is to be scheduled with the tool owner. Please schedule training within 2-3 days of your first anticipated use. Description:The Gamma automated photoresist and wet processing system is designed to meet needs for clean, reliable and high throughput photolithography processing. The configuration is tailored to perform a variety of DUV photoresist and antireflection coatings, wafer baking, developing and spray coating for conformal resist wet processing tasks. The SUSS MicroTec Gamma system is equipped with a sender/receiver cassette for 100mm through 200mm wafers. Different wafer sizes can be processed simultaneously without any mechanical changeover. Capabilities:- DUV resist and ARC coating Processes Available:- UV-210 resist coating and baking Applications:The coating module is primarily dedicated to DUV resist and ARC processing. An additional line exists in the coating module that can be utilized for additional ARCs, such as DSK-101-312,4. However, various i-line and g-line resists can be implemented by user request. This line will only be changed if ten or more wafers require coating. Additional Resources:Equipment Information SheetPicture1.png Results:
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PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY
5X g-line Stepper ABM Contact Aligner ASML 300C DUV Stepper Autostep i-line Stepper EV620 Contact Aligner Fusion UV Cure Gamma Automatic Coat-Develop Tool Hamatech-Steag Mask Processors Hamatech-Steag Wafer Processors Heidelberg Mask Writer DWL2000 JBA 1000 Photoresist UV Cure Karl Suss RC-8 Manual Resist Spinners Nanoimprint NX-2500 PG Mask Writer Resist Hot Strip Bath SU-8 Hotplates Suss MA6-BA6 Contact Aligner YES Image Reversal Oven YES Polymide Bake Oven YES Vapor Prime Oven Back to Equipment List |
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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. ECS-0335765. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility (CNF) 250 Duffield Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14853-2700 Voice: 607-255-2329, Fax: 607-255-8601, Email: information@cnf.cornell.edu Powered by ITX |
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