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Pyrex ebeam evaporation
2008-03-31
Daniel Fine
2008-03-31
Ruiz, Marcos Daniel (SENCOE)
2008-04-01
Ravikumar_Kuppan
Pyrex ebeam evaporation
Ruiz, Marcos Daniel (SENCOE)
2008-03-31
Spitting is caused by hot spots. I would recommend a lower deposition
rate or a much slower ramp-up process.

Dan

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Subject: [mems-talk] Pyrex ebeam evaporation

Hello,

  My name is Daniel Fine and I am a post doc at the University of Texas
at Austin.  I am trying to ebeam evaporate Pyrex (7740) and am running
into a problem where I am finding it hard to prevent bubbling and thus
spitting of the material when I try to achieve deposition rates of 5
Angstrom per second or higher.  The films are therefore covered with
non-uniform streaks of Pyrex.  I am using a CHA evaporator.  I have
tried a steady beam spot in one place and an oscillating beam spot as
well but get the same problem of large bubble formation.  I would
greatly appreciate any input concerning how I might over come this
problem.

Thanks,
  Daniel Fine
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