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EE 410 / Saraswat Handout #3 - Stanford Nanofabrication Facility

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<strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong> CMOS Process Run Sheet Lot ID:____________<br />

STEP 100.00 - REWORK SH<strong>EE</strong>T<br />

REWORK PHOTOMASK LAYER# __________________<br />

Reworked wafers: _______________________________<br />

STEP 100.005 gasonics, program<br />

013<br />

Date_________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments_____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.010 - SINGE & PRIME<br />

yes standard oven singe/HMDS prime<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments______________________________________<br />

STEP 100.120 - RESIST SPIN COAT<br />

Prog 9,7,1 (1 µm resist) Prog 9,8,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System used: svgcoat svgcoat2<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments ____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.140 - ALIGNED EXPOSE<br />

Expose using ASML Stepper,<br />

0 – Zero Level: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 0,0,PM,45023981A009 1 – Active: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 1, ACTIVE, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET1<br />

2 –PWell: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 2, PWELL, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET1<br />

3 – Poly: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 3, POLY, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET2<br />

4 – N-Select: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 5, NSELECT, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET3<br />

5 – Contact holes: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 6, CONTACT, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET3<br />

6 – Metal: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 4, METAL, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET2<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Exposure used:_________________________________<br />

Comments_____________________________________<br />

STEP 6.160 – POST EXPOSURE BAKE<br />

Prog 9, 1 (1 µm resist) Prog 9,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System: svgdev svgdev2 Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments_________________________________________<br />

STEP 100.160 - RESIST DEVELOP<br />

Prog 8,1 (1µ m resist) Prog 4,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System used: svgdev svgdev2<br />

Date_________Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.180 - INSPECTION<br />

Visual microscope inspection. Check for defects and<br />

alignment/exposure qualit y.<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments ____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.00 - REWORK SH<strong>EE</strong>T<br />

REWORK PHOTOMASK LAYER# __________________<br />

Reworked wafers: _______________________________<br />

STEP 100.005 gasonic s,<br />

program 013<br />

Date_________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments_____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.010 - SINGE & PRIME<br />

yes standard oven singe/HMDS prime<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments______________________________________<br />

STEP 100.120 - RESIST SPIN COAT<br />

Prog 9,7,1 (1µm resist) Prog 9,8,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System used: svgcoat svgcoat2 Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments ____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.140 - ALIGNED EXPOSE<br />

Expose using ASML Stepper,<br />

0 – Zero Level: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 0,0,PM,45023981A009<br />

1 – Active: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 1, ACTIVE, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET1<br />

2 –PWell: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 2, PWELL, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET1<br />

3 – Poly: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 3, POLY, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET2<br />

4 – N-Select: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 5, NSELECT, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET3<br />

5 – Contact holes: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 6, CONTACT, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET3<br />

6 – Metal: <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>R_1, 4, METAL, <strong>EE</strong><strong>410</strong>RET2<br />

Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Exposure used:_________________________________<br />

Comments_____________________________________<br />

STEP 6.160 – POST EXPOSURE BAKE<br />

Prog 9, 1 (1 µm resist) Prog 9,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System: svgdev svgdev2 Date _________ Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments_________________________________________<br />

STEP 100.160 - RESIST DEVELOP<br />

Prog 8,1 (1µ m resist) Prog 4,2 (1.6 µm resist)<br />

System used: svgdev svgdev2<br />

Date_________Time _________ Operator _________<br />

Comments____________________________________<br />

STEP 100.180 - INSPECTION<br />

Visual microscope inspection. Check for defects and<br />

alignment/exposure quality.<br />

Use backside for additional comments. Make sure to annotate date, time & process step. Revised 1/11/07.<br />

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