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UV Exposure Comparison Table
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KS Aligner
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SUSS Mask Aligner MA6 is designed for high resolution photolithography. The 365nm exposure wavelength version is capable of 1.25 (1.0) um resolution in vacuum contact. All contact exposure programs (vacuum, hard, soft, proximity) are supplied. Two alignment options are available: top side alignment (TSA) with a split field or a video microscope and back side alignment (BSA) with BSA microscope. It is also possible to make IR- light alignment.
Training videos: Operation Alignment (on Aligner: MA6-2, but KS Aligner is the same model)
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager.
Process information
The KS Aligner has an i-line notch filter installed. This results in an exposure light peak around 365nm with a FWHM of 7nm. Dependent on the spectral sensitivity of the resist, the optimal dose may be increased compared to broadband exposure on the Aligner-6inch.
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Alignment and UV exposure | ||
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Performance | Exposure mode |
vacuum contact, hard contact, soft contact, proximity, flood exposure | |
Exposure light/filters |
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Minimum structure size |
down to 1.25µm | ||
Mask size |
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Substrates | Substrate size |
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Allowed materials |
All cleanroom materials except copper and steel Dedicated chuck for III-V materials | ||
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Aligner: MA6 - 2
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The Süss MicroTek Mask Aligner MA6 is designed for high resolution photolithography. The 365nm exposure wavelength version is capable of 1.25 (1.0) um resolution in vacuum contact. All contact exposure programs (vacuum, low vacuum, hard, soft, proximity) are supplied. Two alignment options are available: top side alignment (TSA) with a split field or a video microscope and back side alignment (BSA) with BSA (video) microscope.
The aligner can also be used for bond alignment (for Wafer Bonder 02). Special training is required.
Training videos: Operation Alignment
The user manual, APV, and contact information can be found in LabManager.
Process information
The Aligner: MA6 - 2 has an i-line notch filter installed. This results in an exposure light peak at 365nm. Compared to exposure on the KS Aligner, the optimal dose should be very similar. Dependent on the spectral sensitivity of the resist, the optimal dose may be increased compared to broadband exposure on the Aligner-6inch.
The 500W Hg-Xe lamp also enables exposure in the DUV range around 240nm. This functionality is not established yet, partly due to safety concerns.
Purpose |
Mask alignment and UV exposure, potentially DUV exposure 1) Bond alignment | ||
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Performance | Exposure mode |
vacuum contact, hard contact, soft contact, proximity, flood exposure | |
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Minimum structure size |
Typically 1.25 µm, possibly down to 0.8 µm 1) | ||
Mask size |
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Allowed materials |
All cleanroom materials except copper and steel Dedicated chuck for III-V materials | ||
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1) Not available yet.
Aligner-6inch
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Aligner-6inch, EVG620 aligner, is designed for high resolution photolithography. The machine can be used for 2, 4 and 6 inch substrates. Cassette-to-cassette handling option is available only for 6inch substrates. The automatic pattern recognition software is available for the special alignment marks design recommended of EVGroup. Please contact Danchip staff for further information. Available exposure mode: proximity, soft, hard and vacuum contact. Two alignment options are available: top side alignment (TSA) and back side alignment (BSA). IR-light alignment also an option.
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager
Process information
The Aligner-6inch has a long pass filter designed for SU-8 exposure installed. The SU-8 filter has no transmission in the 250-330nm range, and close to full transmission in the 400-500nm range. In the 350-370nm range, the transmission is approximately 0.5. This results in a broadband exposure light consisting of the i-line (365nm), the h-line (405nm), and the g-line (435nm) from the Hg spectrum. Dependent on the spectral sensitivity of the resist, the optimal dose may be decreased compared to i-line exposure on the KS-Aligner.
Purpose |
Alignment and UV exposure, potentially DUV exposure | ||
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vacuum contact, hard contact, soft contact, proximity, flood exposure | |
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Minimum structure size |
down to 1.25µm | ||
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All substrates except III-V, copper, and steel All films except type IV | ||
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Aligner: Maskless 01
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The K&W MA1006 mask aligner located in the III-V cleanroom is dedicated for processing of III-V compound semiconductors.
Specific use of the mask aligner can be found in the standard resist recipes.
The user manual and contact information can be found in LabManager: Equipment info in LabManager
Purpose |
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Direct writing | |
Exposure light/filters |
365 nm (LED) | ||
Minimum structure size |
down to 3µm | ||
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Top side only | ||
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Silicon and glass | ||
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Inclined UV Lamp
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The Inclined UV lamp is 1000 W Hg(Xe)lamp source designed for near UV, 350-450nm, mid UV, 260-320nm, and deep UV, 220-260nm exposures of resists and polymers. The exposure source can be also used to make an inclined exposure in air or in the media tank.
The tool was purchased in February 2009 from Newport. The exposure lamp has a official name: Oriel Flood Exposure Source, unit 92540. All other parts of equipment: substrate and mask holder with media tank, exhaust box around the tool, timer controller, were designed and build at DTU Danchip workshop.
The substrate and mask holder with a media tank was designed as part of Master Thesis of DTU Nanotech, Andres Kristensen group. The exhaust box was made as part of safety and the timer controller was build to control exposure time.
The technical specification and the general outline of the equipment can be found in LabManager.
The user manual(s), quality control procedure(s) and results and contact information can be found in LabManager.
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Mask size |
5x5inch optinal | ||
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No alignment possible | ||
Substrates | Substrate size |
Up to 8inch substrates, different shapes | |
Allowed materials |
All cleanroom materials | ||
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