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==Recipes for dry oxidation==
Dry oxidation of silicon wafers can be done in these furnaces:
* A1 Boron Drive-in and Pre-dep
* A2 Gate Oxide
* A3 Phosphorus Drive-in
* C1 Anneal Oxide
* C3 Anneal Bond
* C4 Al-Anneal
The recipes for dry oxidation are very similar on these furnaces.
The oxidation and annealing times
===Steps in the dry oxidation recipes===
*STANDBY
Message: "Standby"
Temperature: 700 C
N2 flow: 3 SLM
Furnace closed
The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen or furnace computer) to start the recipe.
It a dry oxidation recipe is aborted, it will jump to the "Standby" step.
*LM-LOCK
Message: "Standby"
The recipe can only continue, if a user is logged on in LabManager
*OPEN
Message: "Boat moving"
The furnace opens
*LOAD
Message: "Load wafers
Wafers are loaded in furnace.
The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen) or "Continue" (on the furnace computer) to close the furnace 
Dry oxidation of III-V samples can be done in the C2 III-V Oxidation furnace, more information can be found here:
http://labadviser.nanolab.dtu.dk/index.php/Specific_Process_Knowledge/Thermal_Process/Oxidation/Oxidation_on_III-V_oxidation_furnace_(C2)
Dry oxidation of silicon and other materials can be done in the Multipurpose Anneal furnace and the Noble furnace, but there are not really any standard recipes on these furnaces.

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Recipes for dry oxidation

Dry oxidation of silicon wafers can be done in these furnaces:

  • A1 Boron Drive-in and Pre-dep
  • A2 Gate Oxide
  • A3 Phosphorus Drive-in
  • C1 Anneal Oxide
  • C3 Anneal Bond
  • C4 Al-Anneal

The recipes for dry oxidation are very similar on these furnaces.

The oxidation and annealing times

Steps in the dry oxidation recipes

  • STANDBY

Message: "Standby" Temperature: 700 C N2 flow: 3 SLM Furnace closed

The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen or furnace computer) to start the recipe.

It a dry oxidation recipe is aborted, it will jump to the "Standby" step.

  • LM-LOCK

Message: "Standby" The recipe can only continue, if a user is logged on in LabManager

  • OPEN

Message: "Boat moving" The furnace opens

  • LOAD

Message: "Load wafers Wafers are loaded in furnace.

The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen) or "Continue" (on the furnace computer) to close the furnace





Dry oxidation of III-V samples can be done in the C2 III-V Oxidation furnace, more information can be found here:

http://labadviser.nanolab.dtu.dk/index.php/Specific_Process_Knowledge/Thermal_Process/Oxidation/Oxidation_on_III-V_oxidation_furnace_(C2)

Dry oxidation of silicon and other materials can be done in the Multipurpose Anneal furnace and the Noble furnace, but there are not really any standard recipes on these furnaces.