Specific Process Knowledge/Thin film deposition/MVD: Difference between revisions
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== The Molecular Vapor Deposition tool == | == The Molecular Vapor Deposition tool == | ||
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The Applied Microstructures MVD 100 system deposits molecular films on surfaces. These films serve a wide range of purposes ranging from antistiction coatings of nanoimprint lithography stamps to protecting MEMS structures. At DTU Nanolab the MVD is an essential tool for nanoimprint lithography, where it is used to create antistiction coatings on the imprint stamps. | The Applied Microstructures MVD 100 system deposits molecular films on surfaces. These films serve a wide range of purposes ranging from antistiction coatings of nanoimprint lithography stamps to protecting MEMS structures. At DTU Nanolab the MVD is an essential tool for nanoimprint lithography, where it is used to create antistiction coatings on the imprint stamps. | ||
'''As per Jan 2025 the O2 plasma is no longer possible to use, we recommend to use a plasma asher before use and then run Flat2NP and Stamp2NP respectively, where NP is for No Plasma. - rkc''' | |||