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polymer fabrication
2007-07-06
hammouche khales
2007-07-06
emelianov
2007-07-09
Rashid, Mamun
anodic bonding and passivation layer thickness
2007-07-09
H.J. van der Linden
How to get a sheet of Cr film via E-beam evap.
2007-07-09
hung bost
2007-07-10
Shay Kaplan
2007-07-10
Anil Agiral
2007-07-10
Peter Svasek
redeposition of SiO2
2007-07-11
cal Bear
plasma etching of SiO2 and its selectivity over resists
2007-07-12
prabhu arumugam
plasma etching of SiO2 and its selectivity over resists
2007-07-12
Kirt Williams
Polystyrene bonding problem
2007-07-13
Rashid, Mamun
2007-07-13
Joseph Grogan
2007-07-13
Rashid, Mamun
polymer fabrication
Rashid, Mamun
2007-07-09
Hello,
For the micro fabricated bio chip/ micro fluidic devices Class 1000/100
required, although it is dependent on the fabrication protocol and
materials as well as dimension. Usually polymer based micro fluidic
devices demand class 1000/100 for the fabrication. For the cleaning you
can use Decon 90 and followed by IPA in the ultrasonic bath. It will
remove micro/nano monomer.
Regards,

Mamun Rashid
PhD Candidate
Centre for Nano & Microsystems
University of Teesside
TS1 3BA. U.K
www.mamun.info

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 06 July 2007 02:59
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Subject: [mems-talk] polymer fabrication

Hellos all, I have some questions if there is one ho need to help me!
- i need to have some informations for polymer fabrciation (especially
using PDMS ),  and if there is contaminations problems with CMOS
process?
- what the clean room class if we need to fabricate bio-chip (or
microfluidic devices)?
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