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This is ''after'' you have done the Lab Orientation with [[Mike Silva]].
This is ''after'' you have done the Lab Orientation with [[Mike Silva]].


You should already have a UCSB NetID, signupmonkey login and - contact [[Claudia Gutierrez|Claudia]] and [[Brian Thibeault|Brian]] if you have issues with these.
You should already have a UCSB NetID & separate [https://signupmonkey.ece.ucsb.edu signupmonkey] login - contact [[Claudia Gutierrez|Claudia]] and [[Brian Thibeault|Brian]] if you have issues with these.

Please check the [[Frequently Asked Questions]] page for common issues - such as getting Wifi access, who to contact for help etc.


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=== If you are the first user in your research group to use the NanoFab ===
===If you are the first user in your research group to use the NanoFab===


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*Contact [[Bill Millerski]] for a new shelf space and storage bins for your research group.
* Take a blue-tote from the gowning room, write your GROUP name and YOUR name on all sides of the box with permanent marker.
* Place the tote on the "NNIN-Industrial" space near the windows.
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* Contact [[Bill Millerski]] for a new shelf space for your research group.


* Contact [[Luis Zuzunaga]] to get a new space for photoresist storage in the Bay 6 PR cabinet.
*Contact [[Luis Zuzunaga]] to get a new space for photoresist storage in the Bay 6 PR cabinet.


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=== All new users ===
===Nametags===


* Contact [[Peder Lenvik]] for a new nametag. This will be placed on the metal table ''outside'' the gowning room - please pick it up at your convenience.
*You should have received a nametag at the Lab Orientation. If you lose it or need a replacement, contact [[Peder Lenvik]] for a new nametag. This will be placed on the metal table ''outside'' the gowning room - please pick it up at your convenience.<br />

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=== Supplies you will need ===
===Lab Supplies you will need===
If your group uses the lab, you likely already have many of these.
If your group uses the lab, you likely already have many of these.


* Glassware - beakers and dishes for chemicals, such as
*Glassware - beakers and dishes for chemicals, such as
** Solvents (Acetone / Isopropanol / Photoresist strippers)
**Solvents (Acetone / Isopropanol / Photoresist strippers)
** Developer + Water
**Developer + Water
** Acids/Bases + Water
**Acids/Bases + Water
*** Watchglass lids
***Watchglass lids
** Choose glassware large enough for your wafer/piece sizes, including extra space for dippers baskets etc.
**Choose glassware large enough for your wafer/piece sizes, including extra space for dippers baskets etc.
** Have 2-3 extra just in case
**Have 2-3 extra just in case
** For the most part, you can re-use glassware for multiple chemicals, just clean after use and re-label appropriately when needed.
**For the most part, you can re-use glassware for multiple chemicals, just clean after use and re-label appropriately when needed.
* Tweezers - choose the right size/type for your sample sizes.
*Tweezers - choose the right size/type for your sample sizes.
** Metal and Plastic-tipped tweezers
**Metal and Plastic-tipped tweezers
** If you're using full wafers, we recommend 4-inch wafer tweezers. High-temp PEEK-tipped tweezers are very good for reducing particulates/chipping.
**If you're using full wafers, we recommend 4-inch wafer tweezers. High-temp PEEK-tipped tweezers are very good for reducing particulates/chipping.
* Computer/tablet - these can be brought into the lab by wiping down in the gowning room. '''No Cloth cases''' - only plastic/metal/glass please!
*Computer/tablet - these can be brought into the lab by wiping down in the gowning room. '''No Cloth cases''' - only plastic/metal/glass please!
* Wafers/substrates, and containers such as wafer trays/cases.
*Wafers/substrates, and containers such as wafer trays/cases.
* Pens - permanent marker recommended for marking glassware. No particle-generating utensils (pencils)
*Pens - permanent marker recommended for marking glassware. No particle-generating utensils (pencils)


Most other required supplies are provided by the lab. (Such as photoresists, developers, acids/bases, metals for evaporation/sputter, cleanroom-compatible notebooks).
Most other required supplies are provided by the lab. (Such as photoresists, developers, acids/bases, metals for evaporation/sputter, cleanroom-compatible notebooks).

Latest revision as of 21:52, 12 October 2023

Checklist for new internal-UCSB lab users.

This is after you have done the Lab Orientation with Mike Silva.

You should already have a UCSB NetID & separate signupmonkey login - contact Claudia and Brian if you have issues with these.

Please check the Frequently Asked Questions page for common issues - such as getting Wifi access, who to contact for help etc.


If you are the first user in your research group to use the NanoFab

  • Contact Bill Millerski for a new shelf space and storage bins for your research group.
  • Contact Luis Zuzunaga to get a new space for photoresist storage in the Bay 6 PR cabinet.


Nametags

  • You should have received a nametag at the Lab Orientation. If you lose it or need a replacement, contact Peder Lenvik for a new nametag. This will be placed on the metal table outside the gowning room - please pick it up at your convenience.

Lab Supplies you will need

If your group uses the lab, you likely already have many of these.

  • Glassware - beakers and dishes for chemicals, such as
    • Solvents (Acetone / Isopropanol / Photoresist strippers)
    • Developer + Water
    • Acids/Bases + Water
      • Watchglass lids
    • Choose glassware large enough for your wafer/piece sizes, including extra space for dippers baskets etc.
    • Have 2-3 extra just in case
    • For the most part, you can re-use glassware for multiple chemicals, just clean after use and re-label appropriately when needed.
  • Tweezers - choose the right size/type for your sample sizes.
    • Metal and Plastic-tipped tweezers
    • If you're using full wafers, we recommend 4-inch wafer tweezers. High-temp PEEK-tipped tweezers are very good for reducing particulates/chipping.
  • Computer/tablet - these can be brought into the lab by wiping down in the gowning room. No Cloth cases - only plastic/metal/glass please!
  • Wafers/substrates, and containers such as wafer trays/cases.
  • Pens - permanent marker recommended for marking glassware. No particle-generating utensils (pencils)

Most other required supplies are provided by the lab. (Such as photoresists, developers, acids/bases, metals for evaporation/sputter, cleanroom-compatible notebooks).

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