Nickel Substrates for Photolithography
Mahnaz Mansourpour
mahnaz at stanford.edu
Wed Aug 20 14:42:46 PDT 2008
Hi Kevin,
What is the flatness of your sample?
mahnaz
Kevin Crabb wrote:
> Hello SpecMat members,
>
> I have several 125 micron thick nickel substrates which have been cut
> to 100mm (4" wafer) size. These are pure nickel (99.99+%) from
> Sigma-Aldrich, and I'm hoping to do photolithography on them to serve
> as an etch mask for later processing with iron(III) chloride.
>
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> I was wondering if it's possible to do the photolithography on these
> nickel wafers with the svgcoater, evaligner, and svgdev instruments.
>
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> If not, could I cut this nickel into smaller pieces, tape it with
> kapton tape to a 4" silicon wafer, and then process this
> silicon/nickel on the above instruments?
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> Finally, if neither of the two above is acceptable, can I use the
> headway instrument to coat a 4" nickel wafer, and the EValigner to
> expose the resist?
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> Thanks in advance,
>
> Kevin
>
> kcrabb at stanford.edu
>
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