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# Extend Equipment Life
# Extend Equipment Life
#* Clean systems are less prone to corrosion, clogging, or mechanical failure.
#* Clean systems are less prone to corrosion, clogging, or mechanical failure.
 
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== How to use the system in LabManager ==
 
== ''Why care about cross contamination?'' ==
 
== ''The principle behind the Cross Contamination system.'' ==
 
== ''An example – Details of the Cross Contamination sheet'' ==
 
== ''How does it affect my work in the clean room?'' ==
 
== Cross Contamination Sheet in LabManager ==
== Cross Contamination Sheet in LabManager ==
We have created a cross contamination sheet available in labmanager as a guideline regarding which materials are allowed to enter an equipment. It is also possible to show the cross contamination between two tools.  
We have created a cross contamination sheet available in labmanager as a guideline regarding which materials are allowed to enter an equipment. It is also possible to show the cross contamination between two tools.  


''Attention: Please note that some cross contamination sheets might be outdated. If you are in doubt if you are allowed to process your wafer in a specific equipment, please contact '''training@nanolab.dtu.dk'''.''  
''Attention: Please note that some cross contamination sheets might be outdated. If you are in doubt if you are allowed to process your wafer in a specific equipment, please contact '''training@nanolab.dtu.dk'''.''  
 
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=== How to access the cross contamination sheet ===
=== How to access the cross contamination sheet ===
* Go to the “Equipment Info” page  
* Go to the “Equipment Info” page  
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===  If you want to see the cross contamination between two tools ===
===  If you want to see the cross contamination between two tools ===
* commonly the tool you selected is set as default, else click on "Select other equipment"
* commonly the tool you selected is set as default, else click on "Select other equipment"
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As you can see from the overivew, it is not allowed to go with a sample processed in "PECVD03" to "Si Etch 1: KOH" (our cleanest KOH etch bath) as you sample - might - pick up contaminants of material list 3, such as silver, gold, or copper, and others in the PECVD03. Since those contaminants can alter the etching process and further contaminate samples processed in "Si Etch 1: KOH", they are forbidden.
As you can see from the overivew, it is not allowed to go with a sample processed in "PECVD03" to "Si Etch 1: KOH" (our cleanest KOH etch bath) as you sample - might - pick up contaminants of material list 3, such as silver, gold, or copper, and others in the PECVD03. Since those contaminants can alter the etching process and further contaminate samples processed in "Si Etch 1: KOH", they are forbidden.
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== How to use the system in LabManager ==
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== ''Why care about cross contamination?'' ==
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== ''The principle behind the Cross Contamination system.'' ==
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== ''An example – Details of the Cross Contamination sheet'' ==
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== ''How does it affect my work in the clean room?'' ==
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