Annealing and Oxidation are processing techniques that are performed at high temperatures. Annealing is used to change the properties of a materials that are present on your sample. Oxidation done in furnaces grows the highest quality SiO2 available in the SNF.

Processing Technique Equipment name & NEMO IDsort descending Cleanliness Materials Lab Supplied Material Thickness Range Substrate Size Maximum Load (number of wafers) Process Temperature Range Gases Cleaning Required Notes Stylus Tip Radius
EPI (CVD), Low Pressure (LP) CVD, Hydrogen (H2) Annealing, Doping, Plasma Enhanced (PE) CVD AMAT Centurion Epitaxial System
epi2
Clean
50.00 Å - 3.00 μm
1
600 °C - 1200 °C
Pre-Diffusion Clean

N and P doping available- intrinsic to 5E19 Operating pressure range is 5-300Torr

Rapid Thermal Annealing RTA AllWin 610
aw610_r
Flexible
21 °C - 1150 °C
Rapid Thermal Annealing RTA AllWin 610
aw610_l
Clean 1 wafer
21 °C - 1150 °C
Pre-Diffusion Clean
Oxide Growth (furnace) Tystar Bank 1 Tube 1 Anneal
B1T1 Flexible Oxide
Flexible
25.00 Å - 2.00 μm
100
400 °C - 1100 °C
Oxide Growth (furnace), Annealing (furnace) Tystar Bank 1 Tube 2
B1T2 Flexible Oxide
Flexible
25.00 Å - 2.00 μm
100
400 °C - 1100 °C
Oxide Growth (furnace) Tystar Bank 2 Tube 5
B2T5 Clean Anneal
Clean
25.00 Å - 2.00 μm
100
400 °C - 1100 °C
Pre-Diffusion Clean
Oxide Growth (furnace) Tystar Bank 2 Tube 6
B2T6 Clean Oxide
Clean
25.00 Å - 2.00 μm
100
400 °C - 1100 °C
Pre-Diffusion Clean
Oxide Growth (furnace) Tystar Bank 3 Tube 9
B3T9 Clean Oxide
Clean
25.00 Å - 2.00 μm
100
400 °C - 1100 °C
Pre-Diffusion Clean