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To request for an e-beam training session, contact [mailto:e-beam@danchip.dtu.dk e-beam@danchip.dtu.dk]; a DTU Danchip personnel will hereafter provide a time slot. Users require at least 4 training sessions before being allowed full acccess to the machine. The first training will focus on file preparation and compilation alone.
To request for an e-beam training session, contact [mailto:e-beam@danchip.dtu.dk e-beam@danchip.dtu.dk]; a DTU Danchip personnel will hereafter provide a time slot. Users require at least 4 training sessions before being allowed full acccess to the machine. The first training will focus on file preparation and compilation alone.


Before you request for a training, it is crucial to have your pattern ready in either tdb-format or GDSII format. Also, check your pattern in e.g. <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.wieweb.com/ns6/index.html CleWin]</span> before requesting. In order to reach the files from the computers inside the cleanroom, it is recommended to either dropbox them or send them per email to yourself.


Before you request for a training, it is crucial to have your pattern ready in either tdb-format or GDSII format. Also, check your pattern in e.g. <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.wieweb.com/ns6/index.html CleWin]</span> before requesting. In order to reach the files from the computers inside the cleanroom, it is recommended to either dropbox them or send them per email to yourself.


It is also recommended to gather as much knowledge about your e-beam run from your colleagues, i.e. which e-beam current, aperture and dose to use, which shot pitch (e.g. SHOT A,10). '''In order to get an overview of what an e-beam process requires, it is recommended to a assist a fully trained colleague of yours when she or he e-beam writes. Furthermore, please read the e-beam manual for more information on which parameters to use.'''
It is also recommended to gather as much knowledge about your e-beam run from your colleagues, i.e. which e-beam current, aperture and dose to use, which shot pitch (e.g. SHOT A,10). '''In order to get an overview of what an e-beam process requires, it is recommended to a assist a fully trained colleague of yours when she or he e-beam writes. Furthermore, please read the e-beam manual for more information on which parameters to use.'''
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