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==Alignment==
==Alignment==
'''Top Side Alignment:'''
'''Top Side Alignment:'''
*TSA microscope standard objectives: 5X, and 10X (20X available)
*TSA microscope standard objectives: 5x, and 10x (20x available)
*TSA microscope special objectives: 11.25X offset (for smaller separation)
*TSA microscope special objectives: 11.25x offset for smaller separation


*Minimum distance between TSA microscope objectives: 33 mm (8 mm for special objectives)
*Minimum distance between TSA microscope objectives: 33 mm for standard objectives and 8 mm for the special objectives
**Alignment of smaller separations is possible using the "scan microscope" function
**Alignment of even smaller separations is possible using the "scan microscope" function
*Maximum distance between TSA microscope objectives: 160 mm
*Maximum distance between TSA microscope objectives: 160 mm
*TSA microscope travel range: X +/- 25mm; Y +20mm / -75mm (towards flat)
*TSA microscope travel range: X ±25 mm; Y +20/-75 mm (towards the flat)


'''BackSide Alignment:'''
 
'''Back Side Alignment:'''
*Minimum distance between BSA microscope objectives: 15 mm
*Minimum distance between BSA microscope objectives: 15 mm
*Maximum distance between BSA microscope objectives: 100 mm
*Maximum distance between BSA microscope objectives: 100 mm
*BSA microscope travel range: X +50mm / -16mm; Y +50mm / -20mm (towards flat)
*BSA microscope travel range: X +50/-16 mm; Y +50/-20 mm (towards the flat)
*BSA chuck view ranges:
*BSA chuck view ranges:
**2": X +/- 8-22mm; Y +/- 0-6mm
**50 mm: X ±8-22 mm; Y ±0-6 mm
**4": X +/- 14-46mm; Y +/- 0-10mm
**100 mm: X ±14-46 mm; Y ±0-10 mm
**6": X +/- 14-69mm; Y +/- 0-10mm (OBS: Max. separation of BSA microscopes is 100mm)
**150 mm: X ±14-69 mm; Y ±0-10 mm




'''Microscope field of view (W x H, splitfield):'''
'''Microscope field of view (W x H, splitfield):'''
*TSA 5X
*TSA 5X:
**Oculars: 1.3mm x 2.6mm (Ø2.6mm full field)
**Oculars: 1.3 mm x 2.6 mm (Ø2.6 mm full field)
**Camera: 350µm x 500µm (700µm x 500µm full field)
**Camera: 350 µm x 500 µm (700 µm x 500 µm full field)
*TSA 10X
*TSA 10X:
**Oculars: 0.6mm x 1.3mm (Ø1.3mm full field)
**Oculars: 0.6 mm x 1.3 mm (Ø1.3 mm full field)
**Camera: 150µm x 250µm (350µm x 250µm full field)  
**Camera: 150 µm x 250 µm (350 µm x 250 µm full field)  
*TSA special
*TSA special:
**Oculars: 0.55mm x 1.1mm (Ø1.1mm full field)
**Oculars: 0.55 mm x 1.1 mm (Ø1.1 mm full field)
**Camera: 150µm x 200µm (300µm x 200µm full field)
**Camera: 150 µm x 200 µm (300 µm x 200 µm full field)
*BSA camera
*BSA camera:
**Low: 1.5mm x 2mm (3mm x 2mm full field)
**Low: 1.5 mm x 2 mm (3 mm x 2 mm full field)
**High: 450µm x 650µm (950µm x 650µm full field)
**High: 450 µm x 650 µm (950 µm x 650 µm full field)


==Quality Control (QC)==
==Quality Control (QC)==
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The purpose of the QC process is to check the intensity and uniformity of the exposure light in the Aligner: MA6-2, using a UV optometer. The optometer is placed at 5 fixed positions in the exposure area on a dedicated QC chuck, and the intensity of the light is measured.
|bgcolor="#98FB98" |'''Quality Control (QC) for Aligner: MA6-2'''
 
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The 5 intensity measurements are then used to calculate the average intensity as well as the peak uniformity error: <math>PUE[%] = \frac{max-min}{max+min} \sdot 100</math>.
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'''Intensity accept limit:'''<br>
The intensity should be corrected if the average intensity (from the 5 measurement points) deviates more than ±5% from nominal value. The nominal value for the Aligner: MA6-2 is 11 mW/cm<sup>2</sup>, which means that the accept range is 10.45 - 11.55 mW/cm<sup>2</sup>.
 
'''Uniformity accept limit:'''<br>
The uniformity should be adjusted if the peak uniformity error is greater than 2%.
 
'''Documentation:'''<br>
*[http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=5644&mach=339 The QC procedure for Aligner: MA6-2] - '''requires login'''<br>
*[http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=5644&mach=339 The QC procedure for Aligner: MA6-2] - '''requires login'''<br>
*[https://labmanager.dtu.dk/view_binary.php?type=data&mach=339 The newest QC data for Aligner: MA6-2] - '''requires login'''
*[https://labmanager.dtu.dk/view_binary.php?type=data&mach=339 The newest QC data for Aligner: MA6-2] - '''requires login'''
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! QC Recipe:
! Manual intensity measurement
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|Measurement area
|100 mm
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|Number of measurements
|5
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!QC limits
!Aligner: MA6-2
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|Nominal intensity
|11 mW/cm<sup>2</sup> @ 365 nm
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|Intensity deviation from nominal
|≤5%
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|Intensity non-uniformity
|≤2%
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Power supply and/or lamp will be adjusted if intensity is outside the limit.
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