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<h5>I would add one more option something between satisfied and unsatisfied. I can't say that I am completely satisfied with availability of equipment and its performance or unsatisfied.</h5>
<h5>I would add one more option something between satisfied and unsatisfied. I can't say that I am completely satisfied with availability of equipment and its performance or unsatisfied.</h5>


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<br> It is understandable that some would like to be able to choose an answer in the middle of the spectrum. However it has been a quite deliberate choice for us to not have that option to in a sense 'force' people to choose a bias. We believe this increases the quality of the information we get from the answers.
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<h5>Had a nice start up in the clean room at the safety course and every body is very helpfull </h5>
<h5>Had a nice start up in the clean room at the safety course and every body is very helpfull </h5>


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<br> Thank you, that is very nice to hear.
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<br> Thank you for the positive feedback regarding us helping you, we do try our best.
<br> Regarding decommissioning and tools out of service, they are issues Danchip will continue to work with. Tools do become old and sometimes also become much to expensive to maintain, compared to their usage, even if they are not old, Danchip must then make the unpopular choices so as not to waste too much effort on some tools which might be spent better on getting other tools to run better.
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<h5>The staff is very busy, however it is obvious that they are trying to do their best.</h5>
<h5>The staff is very busy, however it is obvious that they are trying to do their best.</h5>


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<br> Thank you for noticing, we do try our best.
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<h4> Comment 21</h4>
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<h5>After doing a few projects in the cleanroom, i have found that all Danchip staff will happily  answer questions or assist you in whatever you are doing. Because of that, it is always prefered to ask for help, instead of just hoping whatever you are doing is correct, I think  this is very important, as you avoid mistakes and dont violate safety without knowing. The equipment and facilities are of course very important, but it is the staff and  trainers who make Danchip what it is.</h5>
<h5>After doing a few projects in the cleanroom, i have found that all Danchip staff will happily  answer questions or assist you in whatever you are doing. Because of that, it is always prefered to ask for help, instead of just hoping whatever you are doing is correct, I think  this is very important, as you avoid mistakes and dont violate safety without knowing. The equipment and facilities are of course very important, but it is the staff and  trainers who make Danchip what it is.</h5>


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<br> Thank you very much for that nice comment. Danchip is the sum of parts, users, staff, tools, facility and University support, and our staff strives to assist users to get the most out of the facility. We are very much here for the user's benefit and welcome questions and feedback.
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<h5>I worked in DTU danchip for 2 weeks in a phd summer school, that was a really nice experience. all the advanced equipment, SOP, we get to know how to work in a cleanroom and the process of fabrication of microchips. all the people around you, they are very nice and helpful.</h5>
<h5>I worked in DTU danchip for 2 weeks in a phd summer school, that was a really nice experience. all the advanced equipment, SOP, we get to know how to work in a cleanroom and the process of fabrication of microchips. all the people around you, they are very nice and helpful.</h5>


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We are glad to hear that your stay was both pleasant and added to your skills.
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Revision as of 17:23, 7 January 2014

Survey introduction

The November 2013 survey was the tenth survey carried out using a format where individual cleanroom users were asked about their view on various parts of using DTU Danchip's facilities and in particular the cleanroom facilities.
The questionaire was send to 329 registered users (based on the logging of cleanroom use) unfortunately 8 of the e-mail adresses was obsolete and thus the mails bounced, which brought the total number of potential answers to 321 . In total 65 persons answered the questionaire which means an answer fraction of 20% regardless of whether or not the bounces should be included in the total.
This page deals with the comments given as part of the questionaire. Danchip values this feedback highly.

Comments

The comments appear here as they were written in the feedback field of the questionaire. In a few cases they have been anonymized or the worst spelling mistakes corrected.

Comment 1

Sometimes I recognize that there is a lot of load on several Danchip engineers and they can't provide sufficient service in time.

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Comment 2

The downtime of machines such as the Wordentec and SSE Spinner has been perhaps slightly dissatisfying.

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Comment 3

Can the two-photon photopolymerization equipment (i.e. nanoscribe) be placed somewhere where there is minimal people movement? I can see some "wiggling" in my structures due vibrations.

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Comment 4

Sometimes the status "out of use" last quite a long time. It would be really nice if it could be shortened.

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Comment 5

Update on the new SEM? SEM Zeiss is always overbooked

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Comment 6

Would be great to exhange all blue shoes protections from the old model (with buttons) to new (with stripes). Shoes protection model with buttons are a "bit" stressfull :%

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Comment 7

Claus rocks!

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Comment 8

Information to new users on where they can find tools such as tweezers, razors, screwdrivers etc. could be better.

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Comment 9

I would add one more option something between satisfied and unsatisfied. I can't say that I am completely satisfied with availability of equipment and its performance or unsatisfied.

Action: None

It is understandable that some would like to be able to choose an answer in the middle of the spectrum. However it has been a quite deliberate choice for us to not have that option to in a sense 'force' people to choose a bias. We believe this increases the quality of the information we get from the answers.

Comment 10

I think it would be great to have a second simpler e-beam lithography system; a system with less resolution as a back-up and for structures which are not that small.

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Comment 11

Maybe a new SEM Zeiss would be much more helpful for many users.

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Comment 12

I would like the Danchip staff especially the process specialists to have a little more knowledge of the processes, particularly, the so called "standard" processes and more knowledge of the equipments in general.Over the time the standard processes dont remain standard anymore and that can cause a lot of frustration for someone using the process. So the maintenance of such process is really important. I also see lack of resolve in Danchip staff to solve a problem. When it comes to fixing something they try for a quick-fix and if they dont have it you can just keep on waiting for eternity; reflecting their lack of understanding of the issue or the process or the equipment and worse still, lack of resolve to dig deeper and fix it.

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Comment 13

Had a nice start up in the clean room at the safety course and every body is very helpfull

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Thank you, that is very nice to hear.

Comment 14

The uptime on the e-beam writer has not be satisfactory.

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Comment 15

Some equipment, such as SEM Zeiss, are sometimes not accessible during working hours 8-18, and if you do not plan the booking at least one week in advance, you are obliged to work at night. The new SEM has arrived in summer and has not yet been installed after almost 4 months.

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Comment 16

Performance of equipment: Really not good when litho is not running as it should as all processing is depending on this... Will be very good when new automatic spin track is running well. Cleanroom conditions: Really nice the furnaces got tighter rules to increase cleanliness, however I think all of the contamination rules and especially the spreadsheet should be updated and checked. A clean bonder for clean fusion bonding only in a seperate clean room with few people going around would be nice.

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Comment 17

Waiting time for XPS analysis of about a week is ok, but it would of course always be nice to have it shorter.

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Comment 18

Danchip has been very good at answering my questions and working with me to achieve my results. There are still issues with equipment outage and retirement of old equipment which is less than desirerable.

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Thank you for the positive feedback regarding us helping you, we do try our best.
Regarding decommissioning and tools out of service, they are issues Danchip will continue to work with. Tools do become old and sometimes also become much to expensive to maintain, compared to their usage, even if they are not old, Danchip must then make the unpopular choices so as not to waste too much effort on some tools which might be spent better on getting other tools to run better.

Comment 19

Jeg synes I laver et meget fint stykke arbejde. Ganske få gange ville jeg gerne have en klarer udmelding om hvornår en given opgave bliver udført så jeg kan få tiden til at arbejde for mig, altså få andre ting til at passe ind i den tidsplan som bliver givet til mig.

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Comment 20

The staff is very busy, however it is obvious that they are trying to do their best.

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Thank you for noticing, we do try our best.

Comment 21

After doing a few projects in the cleanroom, i have found that all Danchip staff will happily answer questions or assist you in whatever you are doing. Because of that, it is always prefered to ask for help, instead of just hoping whatever you are doing is correct, I think this is very important, as you avoid mistakes and dont violate safety without knowing. The equipment and facilities are of course very important, but it is the staff and trainers who make Danchip what it is.

Action: None

Thank you very much for that nice comment. Danchip is the sum of parts, users, staff, tools, facility and University support, and our staff strives to assist users to get the most out of the facility. We are very much here for the user's benefit and welcome questions and feedback.

Comment 22

Right now, everything runs quite smoothly, but there are periods where a lot of machines are down without usable alternatives. It would also be nice to have at least one of the staff reponsible for a certain set of machines (i.e. sputter coaters: lesker, cryofox, Wordentec) available for metal changes/questions/help. Other than that I can't complain. Danchip is an extremely nice working cleanroom ... nice machines, nice environment, nice staff.

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Comment 23

I worked in DTU danchip for 2 weeks in a phd summer school, that was a really nice experience. all the advanced equipment, SOP, we get to know how to work in a cleanroom and the process of fabrication of microchips. all the people around you, they are very nice and helpful.

Action: None
We are glad to hear that your stay was both pleasant and added to your skills.