Working with a new Starter Sources at Innotec
Jeannie Perez
jperez at snf.stanford.edu
Fri Oct 16 14:24:43 PDT 2009
* Hello,
We had an incident at Innotec today,and I'd like to remind everyone to
have courtesy for your fellow user. I am back!
!) All Parts of the log sheet such be filled out. Yes pressure, number
of wafers, etc....
2) All incidents / problems such be reported on Coral and would be nice
to have it on the log sheet. _Our Chisel is missing, _but our Mirror
has returned.
3) All tools needed for Innotec or any other equipment shouldn't be
shared (flashlight, timer, screwdrivers, tweezers, etc.
4) Everyone should clean up after them self. All peeling dummy wafers
placed the the shape box. Peeling disks in a dirty bag, Crucibles.
Safety glasses take with you when done.
**5) New Starter Sources when using them for the first time or two, you
need to take it slower than usual..If the last user wrote in the log
book that they used 7% power, most likely you
won't be able to deposit at7%. It takes awhile to break through the
surface. It many take as much as three times longer to condition the
starter source before you can get a decent deposition rate.
6) Please report that the previous user didn't clean up after themselves
so that your process is the best that it can be under . This includes
inside the Innotec and surrounding area.
This week I put in several new Starter Sources!
Beware (and not just because Halloween is coming)!
Jeannie
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