A MEMS Clearinghouse® and information portal
for the MEMS and Nanotechnology community
RegisterSign-In
MEMSnet Home About Us What is MEMS? Beginner's Guide Discussion Groups Advertise Here
News
MEMSnet Home: MEMS-Talk: Problems with liftoff(on quartz)
Problems with liftoff(on quartz)
2004-10-19
Abhulimen Isi
2004-10-19
Xin Yu Li
2004-10-20
Bill Moffat
Problems with liftoff(on quartz)
Xin Yu Li
2004-10-19
Hi, Isi,

I did liftoff process to make electrodes on microscope glass slide. The
trick which you may want to try is to bake the glass or quartz after
cleaning to get rid of moisture, then I remember that I spinned HMDS on
one side of the glass first, baked dry and then spinned HMDS and AZ5214
on the other side for further development. The HMDS on the first side is
to prevent water attacking the other side when developing. I got
reasonable success from this, some electrodes (IDT) structures stayed on
glass.

Xinyu Li

-----Original Message-----
From: Abhulimen Isi [mailto:blackisi@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 8:59 AM
To: mems-talk@memsnet.org
Subject: [mems-talk] Problems with liftoff(on quartz)


Hi,

 I am having problems with developing photoresist on quartz wafer. The
photoresist is not sticking to the quartz. I am making using of TLM mask
for the photolithographic prosess. I need the smallest seperation in the
pattern (2um separation).Has anyone experienced similar problems? In
particular, with AZ 5214E which i want to use for patterning metal using
liftoff. The procedure that i followed is:

a) organic cleaning of wafer(acetone(30s) then methanol(30s))
b) spin-on HMDS+AZ5214
c) soft back @ 90C/60sec
d) Expose for 15sec
e)Develop for 30s

 Your help is deeply appreciated.

 thanks

Isi Abhulimen



May God load you daily with His benfits
and cause you to excel in all your activities today
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
http://mail.yahoo.com

reply
Events
Glossary
Materials
Links
MEMS-talk
Terms of Use | Contact Us | Search
MEMS Exchange
MEMS Industry Group
Coventor
Harrick Plasma
Tanner EDA
Mentor Graphics Corporation
Tanner EDA by Mentor Graphics
MEMStaff Inc.
Process Variations in Microsystems Manufacturing