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| ARI is a member of the Berkeley Microfabrication Laboratory Affiliates. This provides ARI staff with year-round 24h access to a wide range of 4" and 6" wafer CMOS and MEMS processing equipment on UC Berkeley campus. Detailed process catalog from the UC Berkeley Microlab Consulting and Process Development: ARI staff has over 6 years of experience using the processes outlined below, developing and tailoring them to specific customer fabrication needs. We frequently utilize a majority of the available equipment in our own research projects where we successfully fabricate nanodevices, MEMS, as well as microfluidic and RF devices. ARI can help you integrate the processes such as lithography, dry etching, and deposition, among other, to become part of an integrated solution and can also help you significantly reduce the cost of obtaining your desired results. Following processes apply to 4" wafers and in most cases to 6" wafers. Many of the processes can be applied to single die or other smaller substrates as well Wafers available for processes Silicon wafers
- n type, p type, various conductivities, single- or double-side polished Thermal Oxidation, Diffusion, Deposition Silicon
dioxide - wet thermal oxide, dry thermal oxide, low-temperature oxide
(LTO) un-doped or doped (PSG), LPCVD and PECVD Etching DRIE
- Deep reactive ion etching (Inductively coupled plasma process) - Silicon Photolithography and mask-making Contact lithography
(1.0 um) Miscellaneous Chemical-mechanical
polishing (CMP)
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