spec mat request: SCT Pt in Wbmetal

[Ed Myers]

The only concern I had was the oxide etch stopping on Pt in the AMAT etcher.

Nancy, what is the standing policy?

Ed

At 12:43 PM 11/9/2009, Mary Tang wrote:
>Hi Rostam --
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>I realized that the wiki did not have the description of Semi-Clean 
>B materials and so just posted it:
>https://spf.stanford.edu/SNF/materials-and-chemicals/contamination-groups-at-snf/contamination-groups-for-controlling-process-flow-materials
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>Sorry about that.   According to this, your process is perfectly 
>acceptable, provided your cleans are done in dedicated labware at 
>wbgeneral or wbgaas.
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>What does everyone think about the proposal to clean these at wbmetal?
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>Mary
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>Rostam Dinyari wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I wanted to double check if I can do the following process. If some 
>>parts of it are not allowed or I can do them with some alteration 
>>please let me know.
>>
>>- diff clean wafers
>>- lithography
>>- deposit Ti/Pt in SCT
>>- do a clean (ie semi-clean) lift off using clean beakers, etc
>>- wbmetal prx127 (If I should, I'll change the chemicals with fresh 
>>ones after using it)
>>- wbmetal prs1000 (If I should, I'll change the chemicals with 
>>fresh ones after using it)
>>- deposit 50nm LTO in tylanbpsg
>>- etch the oxide in AMTetcher and stop on Pt (If stopping on Pt is 
>>not OK, how about if I don't etch all the way to the Pt)
>>
>>I know this is a short notice. I'd really appreciate it if you 
>>could let me know your decision in ~ 2 days.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Rostam
>>
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