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photoresist peeled off during Ni e-beam deposition
2010-02-26
Wei Tang
2010-02-26
A.ALLOUCH
2010-02-28
basar bolukbas
2010-02-26
Wei Tang
2010-02-26
Johnson, Stafford
2010-03-01
A.ALLOUCH
2010-02-28
Wei Tang
2010-03-02
Wei Tang
photoresist peeled off during Ni e-beam deposition
Johnson, Stafford
2010-02-26
Lift off with high stressed metal is difficult.  I would recommend that you try
wet etching instead, or deposit Ni using electroplating.

Stafford Johnson
MEMSCAP, Inc.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Wei Tang
Sent: Friday, February 26, 2010 2:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [mems-talk] photoresist peeled off during Ni e-beam deposition
(A.ALLOUCH)

Hi, Alaa

Thanks for the suggestions. I guess for my sample, the Ni film
directly contact with the photoresist layer, and from the SEM picture
shown in the link of my last post, the photoresist layer seems to be
under big strain, and peeled off from the substrate (but still under
the nickel layer). The wafer itself seems ok with nickel on it.

 When referring to anneal the wafer, do you mean hard bake? I have
tried hard bake at 130C before deposition, but the same problem
remains. Could you specify a little bit more on wafer annealing?

Thanks,

Wei


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