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The full results of the testing can be found here: [[:File:particles-pinholes test Temescal.pptx]].
The full results of the testing can be found here: [[:File:particles-pinholes test Temescal.pptx]].
''Testing July/August 2019 by Evgeniy Shkondin and Patama Pholprasit''
Deposition of Ti/Au revealed a big number of particles on the wafers. They amount has been heavily reduced by optimizing deposition conditions and choosing the right crucible.
The particles are in fact gold droplets of various size ejected from the melt.
Main guidance and conclusions:
*Ensure the chamber, shutters etc. are properly cleaned.
*Use as pure Au target as possible.
*Do not use ceramic crucible, put Au pellets directly into the dedicated Cu heart pocket. W-crucible can be considered (but so far we did not tested it).
*Sweep puttern needs to be optimized so it coveres the bigger area of the target but avoid getting the beam to close to the edges.
*Optimize soak/rise powers and times.
*Use deposition rate of 2Å/s. Ensure that the rise2 power is adequate for that rate.
*Ensure the appropriate PID values, since the deposition rate has to be stable during the evaporation.
The full results of the testing can be found here: [[:File:Au issues with Temescal.pptx]].


== Process information ==
== Process information ==