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== Conditions ==
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==Conditions==
 
All wafers were spun at 1.5krpm and baked for 60s at various temperatures (200C, 210C, 220C). 
 
All wafers were spun at 1.5krpm and baked for 60s at various temperatures (200C, 210C, 220C). 
   
 
Checked thickness on the ellipsometer, developed in 300MIF for 30s and check thickness again.
 
Checked thickness on the ellipsometer, developed in 300MIF for 30s and check thickness again.
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Note that with patterned top-layer resists, rates may differ - these are guidelines only.
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
|+Develop rates in AZ 300MiF
 
|+Develop rates in AZ 300MiF
 
!Bake Temp
 
!Bake Temp
!Bake Time
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!Bake Time
 
!Develop Rate
 
!Develop Rate
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|185°C
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|60 sec
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|~75 nm/min
 
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|200°C
 
|200°C
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|~0.1 nm/min
 
|~0.1 nm/min
 
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''Courtesy Sean Demura, III-V Innovative Solutions, 2019''
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''Courtesy Brian Burkett, 2019''

Latest revision as of 14:02, 2 October 2019

Conditions

All wafers were spun at 1.5krpm and baked for 60s at various temperatures (200C, 210C, 220C). 

Checked thickness on the ellipsometer, developed in 300MIF for 30s and check thickness again.

Note that with patterned top-layer resists, rates may differ - these are guidelines only.

Develop rates in AZ 300MiF
Bake Temp Bake Time Develop Rate
185°C 60 sec ~75 nm/min
200°C 60 sec ~20 nm/min
210°C 60 sec ~3 nm/min
220°C 60 sec ~0.1 nm/min

Courtesy Brian Burkett, 2019