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Cleaning optical masks
2010-03-26
mikas remeika
2010-03-26
Le Cao Hoai Nam
2010-03-26
Andrew Irvine
2010-03-26
Le Cao Hoai Nam
2010-03-26
郑瑞麟(Ruilin Zheng)
2010-03-26
Ruiz, Marcos Daniel (SENCOE)
2010-03-26
Joseph Grogan
2010-03-26
shay kaplan
2010-03-26
Mike Whitson
2010-03-26
Miyakawa, Natsuki
2010-03-26
Elina Kasman
Cleaning optical masks
Elina Kasman
2010-03-26
I would be concerned with damage to the anti-reflective coating on the mask
due to the oxygen asher. Test a dummy mask first.


Elina Kasman
Process Development Engineer, R&D
Engis Corporation
www.engis.com


>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Andrew Irvine 
> To: General MEMS discussion 
> Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 14:04:06 +0000
> Subject: Re: [mems-talk] Cleaning optical masks
> Just to re-visit a wise warning from a recent poster, Piranha etch (at 110C
> or not) is seriously hazardous, and we need to be flagging up safety advice
> when suggesting stuff.
>
> I don't see a problem with using an oxygen asher, and if there is no
> problem (anyone?), do that instead, Mikas!
>
> Andy
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