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The cleanroom is located in the basement of the laboratory building.
Views into the cleanroom
General data:
Equipment
The cleanroom is a central service area of the institute. The general process line is for silicon wafers (diameter 3” to 8”), but also III/V compounds are handled and processed.
Equipment is installed for the most common processes, such as for
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1. cleaning (wet chemical cleaning, dry cleaning),
2. Photolithography (MA6/BA6),
3. Special equipment for semiconductor wafer direct bonding including
- CL 200 for direct bonding in an atmospheric environment (or in combination
with MA6/BA6 for aligned wafer bonding)
- NP 12 for plasma-activated wafer bonding using dielectric barrier discharges (DBD)
- SB6 for direct bonding in defined atmospheres or vacuum,
4. Plasma etching (RIE/ICP) in different fluorine or chlorine ambients (including also
cryo-etching and deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) using the Bosch process),
5. Plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition (PE-CVD),
6. Low-Pressure chemical vapor deposition (LP-CVD),
7. annealing processes in hydrogen atmospheres,
8. Dry cleaning and resist stripping,
9. Rapid thermal processing (RTP),
10. Annealing and deposition processes (horizontal furnace) for wafers up to 6 in. in diamete,
11. Annealing and deposition processes (vertical furnace) for wafers up to 8 in. in diameter,