Outsources
Ching-Hsiang Cheng
cheng1 at stanford.edu
Fri Dec 1 12:35:34 PST 2000
Dear lab members,
I have received many informations from our lab members. Thanks for
their inputs. Here are all I got.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A GREAT place to get ion implants done locally is Core Systems (ask for
Chuck).
They are in Santa Clara at (408) 919-1949
They do great work, and can implant almost anything (not radioisotopes).
They can implant at ion energies below 1 keV and above several 100 keV.
I've used them a lot, and have had every sample work exactly as designed.
Hope that helps
Betty Young
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I just sent out wafers to process specialties for 0.5
um of LTO ($650/lot). Their web site is
procosspecialties.com
Randy True
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tom Carver (carver at ee) in the Ginzton Microfab has evaporation and
sputtering facilities and can do some of the depositions for you.
Krishnan Parameswaran
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Have you looked at the MEMS exchange? http://www.mems-exchange.org/
Stanford is a member and so is Berkeley. Several labmembers here have
used Berkeley through the MEMS exchange.
Mary Tang
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Try the MEMS-Exchange... its a "virtual" fab that
utilizes many different fab facilities (university and commercial),
maybe they can help: www.mems-exchange.org
Carolyn Tull
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Actually, they have process staff who handle the MEMS exchange
material. Only standard processes, as they appear on the website, are
available. Cornell and MIT are also members. I am not sure what the
turnaround time is, but I've sent stuff that's been processed through an
LPCVD furnace at Berkeley in just a couple of days (the film was good, but
the wafers got slightly warped, so perhaps it wasn't all that useful...)
Mary Tang
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nu Ions in San Jose will do an implant for $125/25 wafers. Turn around is
a day or two. Very reliable.
Also: I use ASAP delivery service to send them there. It's $30 one-way, 2
hr delivery. If time is more valuable than money, this is the way to go
(not to mention not having the stress of driving on 101!).
Dan Grupp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I buy wafers for very high resistivity (>1000 ohm-cm) from Silicon Quest
International Inc.
http://www.siliconquest.com/
There is a very good wafer polishing service with quick turnaround time
(around 4 days) and resonable prices ($150.00/lot, 1 lot = 4 wafers)
in San Jose
http://www.aptekindustries.com/
Ching-Hsiang Cheng
More information about the labmembers
mailing list