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Parylene Treatment Effect on Membrane Burst Pressure and Permeance

Introduction & Background Parylene is a polymer stemming from the chemical-vapor-deposited poly(p-xylylene) group. This polymer treatment is applied as a gas which allows complete and uniform coatings of substrates with even nanoscale features. Parylene treatment is widely used as it

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Burst Pressure Tests: Rectangular Windows

Simpore produced a wafer of 50 nm NPN with a matrix of (4) widths X (5) lengths Widths of 100 um, 300 um, 500 um, and 700 um Lengths of 1 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm, 2.5 mm and 3 mm

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Updated: 25-40-25 nm OSO SEPCONS

We created a 25-40-25 OSO stack with a SEPCON pattern.  RTP at 1050 C 100 C/s 60 s.  The following images show a comparison between the STEM detector and the SEM detector, and then a couple more images at 100

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Burst Pressure Probability

Prior Post w/original data and images UPDATE: In the couple plots below, the minimum dimension has been changed to aspect ratio (minimum dimension/maximum dimension): For constant perimeter: alpha=1.1930, beta=.2005, gamma= -0.1380 And for constant area: alpha= -0.1624, beta= -0.0060, gamma=0.2922

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Burst Pressure, Permeance of NSN pnc-Si SEPCONS with large pores

Karl, Charles and I measured the burst pressure and permeance of some 30-50-30 and 30-100-30 NSN. Burst Pressure: The SEPCONs readily burst at pressures under 1 psi when the flow was directed from the backside of the chip through the

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Wafer Testing: W520, 558, 559

I recently received three pinhole-ridden wafers for cell-related experiments. All three have been RTPed at 800C for 5 minutes in argon, which is the typical procedure we have been using for cell culture. The bursts pressures for each wafer are

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W509X Burst Pressure and Air Permeability

W509X, with single 100um by 1000um slits, was tested for air permeability and burst pressure. Prior to testing, I inspected all membranes for pinholes.; every sample had pinholes on the membrane perimeter, as shown below. The first two images are

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Wafers 398 and 418: Burst Pressure

Transferred from other blog… Wafers 398 and 418 were recently tested for burst pressure. Wafer 398 had a burst pressure range of 4.28-8.24 psi, with the great majority of intact membranes on the wafer having no or one tiny pinhole.

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