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Lift-off process
2007-08-06
Yue Mun Pun, Jeffrey
2007-08-06
Nodes Norbert
2007-08-06
deepa sree
AlN peels off in Developer
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sebastian wicklein
2007-08-06
Nipun Sinha
2007-08-06
Wilson, Thomas
2007-08-06
David Nemeth
2007-08-06
Jesse D Fowler
Lift-off process
Wilson, Thomas
2007-08-06
Jeffrey,

I suggest you try using image reversal with AZ5214E photoresist and AZ =
developer 1:1 solution. I've had excellent lift off results with 140nm =
thick Cr/Au patterns on silicon, down to 3 micron line, 7 micron space.

Regards,

Thomas E Wilson
Professor of Physics
Marshall University
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV  25755-2570

Tel: 304.696.2752
FAX: 304.696.3243



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] on behalf of Yue Mun Pun, Jeffrey
Sent: Mon 8/6/2007 5:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mems-talk] Lift-off process
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Hi,
I am attempting a lift-off technique to pattern gold.  I have patterned =
7-8um of AZ9260 on SiO2 wafers and evaporated 10nm Chromium followed by =
300nm Gold through the patterns in the AZ9260 resist.  Subsequently I =
have lifted off most of the resist by soaking the wafers in Acetone over =
2 days.  However I have noticed that there are some resist residue that =
won't be lift-off even after sonication.  The sonication process also =
leaves a lot of debris on the wafer.
I am trying to remove these debris and the remaining residue by soaking =
the wafers overnight in AZ300T Stripper.  Does anyone have an =
alternative technique to suggest to clean the wafers?  I have tried =
using H2SO4:H2O2 =3D 3:1 (piranha) by it may damage by structures, so I =
refrain from using this technique.
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