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We currently only have Al available to deposit through thermal evaporation
We currently only have Al available to deposit through thermal evaporation


===Sputter materials===
===Sputter materials===
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*Chromium (Cr)
*Chromium (Cr)
*Titanium (Ti)
*Titanium (Ti)


===Sample materials that are approved for entering the chamber===
===Sample materials that are approved for entering the chamber===

Revision as of 12:36, 18 December 2007

Wordentec QCL 800

Wordendec: positioned in cleanroom 4 in the Wordentec room

The Wordentec is a machine for:

  • Deposition of metal through E-beam deposition
  • Deposition of metal through thermal evaporation
  • Deposition of materials through DC sputtering
  • Cleaning of samples before deposition through Argon RF sputter clean

The Wordentec is designed to deposit on 1-6 samples in sequence, samples of a size up to 6" in diameter. Adaptors exist for deposition on 2", 4" and 6" wafers, but deposition is possible on samples of almost any size and shape, as long as they do not exceed the size of a 6" substrate. The Wordentec supports either single sample deposition on each sample or batch deposition on six wafers in sequence. It is possible to freely combine processes from the machines different sources.

Process information

The metals available for E-beam evaporation and their standard deposition rates are:

Metal Deposition rate [Å/s]
Titanium (Ti) 10
Chromium (Cr) 10
Aluminium (Al) 10
Nickel (Ni) 10
Platinum (Pt) 10
Gold (Au) 10


Thermal evaporation materials

We currently only have Al available to deposit through thermal evaporation


Sputter materials

It is possible to sputter deposit almost any material, provided that it is possible to deposit with DC sputtering. The materials available currently are:

  • TiW alloy (10%/90% by weight)
  • Aluminium (Al)
  • Chromium (Cr)
  • Titanium (Ti)


Sample materials that are approved for entering the chamber

  • Silicon
  • Silicon oxides
  • Silicon nitrides
  • Quartz and pyrex
  • Metals
  • Photoresist
  • PMMA
  • SU-8
  • Mylar