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= Strip Comparison Table =
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A typical process time for stripping of 1.5 µm AZ5214e resist is 15-25 min and for stripping of 9.5 µm AZ4562 resist is 20-35 min with the process parameters: 210 ml O<math>_2</math>/min or mixture of 210 ml O<math>_2</math>/min and 70 ml N<math>_2</math>/min, power 1000 W.
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A Descum process in manual mode: O2: 70 sccm, N2: 70 sccm, power: 150 W, time: 10 min. Be sure to wait for cooling if the machine has been used at 1000W right before.
At a load at 2 Fused silica wafers resist removed 0.01-01,5 um
==Plasma asher==
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[[Image:plasmaasher2.JPG|300x300px|thumb|The Plasma Asher 1 is placed in C-1]]
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The Plasma Asher 1 (TePla 300 auto load model) can be used for the following process:
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*Photoresist stripping
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*Descumming
*Surface cleaning after storage
*Surface cleaning after processes using oil pump or diffusion pump vacuum
*Surface cleaning as part of photolithography after wet developing of lacquer structures prior to wet or plasma etching
*Stripping of photoresist layers after etching, including after being exposed to high temperatures as after implantation, ion etching, sputter etching, RIE
*Removal of organic passivating layers and masks
*Etching of glass and ceramic
*Etching of SiO<math>_2</math>, Si<math>_3</math>N<math>_4</math>, Si
*Removal of polyimide layers
The machine can be used for almost every materials, but if you have any doubt about your materials are compatible with the plasma process it is better to ask photolithography group at Danchip.
=Decommisioned tools=
<span style="color:red">Plasma asher 1 was decommissioned 2024-12-02.</span>
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[[Specific Process Knowledge/Lithography/Strip/PlasmaAsher1|Information about decommissioned tool can be found here.]]
===Process Information===
*[[Specific Process Knowledge/Etch/Etching of Silicon Oxide/SiO2 etch using Plasma Asher |SiO2 etch using Plasma Asher 1]]
*[[Specific Process Knowledge/Lithography/Descum|Descum]]
==Plasma Asher 2==
<span style="color:red">Plasma asher 2 was decommissioned 2024-12-02.</span>
[[Image:Plasma_Asher_6inch.jpg|300x300px|thumb|Plasma asher for removing AZ resist on 6" wafers: positioned in E-5]]
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The Plasma Asher 2 is the same as Plasma Asher 1 but has another loading system which is more convenient for batch loading of 6inch substrates.
In this machine, only O2 and N2 gases are used for processes (in PlasmaAsher1, CF4 is used as well).
The typical process parameters when operating the equipment:
*Photeresist stripping
Pressure: 0.8 - 1.0 mbar
Gas: O2
Power: 600 - 1000 watts
Time: 5 -30 min., depending on photoresist type and thickness
A typical process time for stripping of 1.5 um AZ5214e resist is 25 min for 6 wafers load in a boat, recipe 18.
A Descum process in manual mode: O2:70, N2:70, power:150W, time:10min
Be sure to wait for cooling if the mashine has been used at 1000W right before.
At a load at 2 Fused silicawafers resist removed 0.01-01,5um
The other materials have not been tested yet.
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==III-V Plasma Asher==
[[Image:III-V_asher.jpg|300x300px|thumb|Plasma asher for removing resist on III-V samples: positioned in A-5]]
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Diener Pico Plasma Asher for III-V materials.
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=Resist Strip=
[[Image:Resist_strip.jpg|300x300px|thumb|Acetone strip bench in D-3]]
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This resist strip is only for wafers without metal and SU-8.
There are one Remover 1165 bath for stripping and one IPA bath for rinsing.
'''Here are the main rules for resist strip use:'''
*Place the wafers in a wafer holder and put them in the first bath for 10 min, this time is depending how much resist you have on the surface.
*After the strip rinse your wafers in the IPA bath for 2-3 min.
*Rinse your wafers for 4-5 min. in running water after stripping.
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Plasma Asher 3: Descum is a low power plasma asher dedicated for descumming on smaller substrates.
Product name: Diener Pico Plasma Asher
Year of purchase: 2014
The Plasma Asher 3: Descum is dedicated for resist descum, i.e. removal of remains resist traces after development. It has a small chamber, so you can only load a single 100 mm substrate, or a few smaller pieces.
In this machine, only Oxygen is used for processing.
Typical process parameters:
Process: Photoresist descumming
Pressure: 0.2-0.8 mbar
Gas: 45 sccm O2
Power: 100 W (100%)
Time: 1 -10 minutes (depending on photoresist type and thickness)
Other materials have not been tested.
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Process Information
Detailed information about descum processing on Plasma asher 3: Descum can be found here.
Plasma Asher 4
Plasma asher 4 in cleanroom E-5.
Product name: PVA Tepla Gigabatch 380M
Year of purchase: 2024
The Plasma Asher 4 can be used for the following processes:
Photoresist stripping
Descumming
Surface cleaning
Removal of organic passivation layers and masks
Plasma asher 4 has the following material restrictions:
No metals allowed
No metal oxides allowed
No III-V materials allowed
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Typical stripping parameters
Tested with 1.5 µm AZ 5214E on 100 mm silicon substrate.
Product name: PVA Tepla Gigabatch 380M
Year of purchase: 2024
The Plasma Asher 5 can be used for the following processes:
Photoresist stripping
Descumming
Surface cleaning
Removal of organic passivation layers and masks
Furthermore plasma processing using CF4 in plasma asher 5 can be used for:
Etching of glass and ceramic
Etching of SiO2, Si3N4, Si
Removal of polyimide layers
Plasma asher 5 can be used for almost every material, but if you have any doubt if your materials are compatible/allowed in plasma asher 5, feel free to ask the lithography group at Nanolab.
The user manual, risk assessment, and contact information can be found in LabManager - requires login
Process Information
Plasma asher 5 is identical to plasma asher 4, see resist strip processing for plasma asher 4 here.