Take a Look at the Facilities
in the CSL Lab

CSL LAB I

In-House built Organometallic Chemical Vapor Deposition (OMCVD) System showing the "Nitride Addition" and the reaction chamber cabinet.

The Mass Flow and Presure Controller Display Panel of the in-house built OMCVD System

The reactor, with a 50mm inner diameter and a water cooling jacket, can ramp from room temperature up to 1350K in less than two minutes
Wafer Cleaning Station in the epitaxy lab

 

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CSL LAB II

The AIX 200/4 is a system for epitaxial growth of uniform layers of III-V semiconductors on wafers up to four inches in diameter.
Applications:
III-V Compounds on Gallium Arsenide and Indium Phosphide Substrates

The AIX 200/4 Reactor including a quartz reactor outer tube, an inner tube, a down stream plate, a graphite susceptor body and a stainless steel gas inlet
This AIXTRON 200/4 System is computer-controlled by AIXTRON'S Windows based software, CACE (Computer Aided Control Environment).

 

The AIXTOX Scrubbing System for exhaust gas detoxification. It absorbs toxic or corrosive substances, decontaminating to below 5ppb.
A researcher in the CSL group is operating the AIX 200/4 System

 

Wafer Cleaning Station

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Equipment for Microelectronic
Device Fabrication & Testing

Karl Suss MJB 3UV Submicron Mask Aligner

An AMRAY 1810D Scanning Electron Microscope

Probe Station for device electrical testing

 

Hewlett-Packard Capacitance-Voltage Characterization System

Optical Microscope with Video System

 

Reactive Ion Etching System for dry-etching processes.

A Multi-Target Metallization System equipped with both RF and DC sputtering capability and a residual gas analyzer

A Hot Stage for alloying ohmic contacts to compound semiconductors.

This chamber is also equipped for pyrolytic silicon dioxide deposition.

The PC Controller for the Bede QC1 X-ray Diffractometer

 

The Bede Double-Crystal X-ray Diffractometer Stage and Electronics Control Box

Bruker Fourier Transform Spectrometer for far-infrared to visible spectroscopy.

 

Photoluminescence System with a 0.75 m spectrometer, for semiconductor material characterization measurements at room temperature, 77K and 4.2K

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