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<font size="6">IKO Jr Electroplater</font> |
iLab Name: IKO Jr Electroplater
iLab Kiosk: BRK Growth
FIC: Shared
Owner: Bill Rowe
Location: BRK 2031
Maximum Wafer Size: 4"/150 mm
(Note, this is from the IKO Jr website with slight midifications)
IKo™ Jr. is a practical benchtop tool with the smallest footprint on the market capable of efficiently electroplating 4” wafers with just 1 Gal of solution. Designed for fast electroplating of high-resolution interconnects and fine metallic features on wafers and substrates.
IKo™ Jr. is fabricated with PVC and polypropylene and a minimum of metal parts to avoid potential contamination of electroplating solutions. Metal features are stainless and titanium. All parts can be easily disassembled for maintenance.
The unit is made up of two sections:
IKo's arrangement of wafer holder, reciprocating anode, reverse pulse rectifier and pump ensure surpassing performance:
wafer size: | 2cm2 to 4" |
metals plated: | Cu, Ni, Au. Addition baths could be purchased for Pd, |
current DC and pulse avg: | 0.1A, 1.0A and 3.0A |
current peak: | 0.3A, 3.0A and 6.0A |
volts: | 0-10 |
control: | sealed keypad for setup of optional controls and features |
on/off timing: | 4 digit 0.01 mS to 99 seconds |
programmable timer: | 4 digit realtime |
stability: | +/- 1mA |
ripple: | less 1% |
anode insoluble: | FIBRoplate™ anode |
anode soluble: | FIBRoplate™ titanium basket |
rec. frequency: | 0-2.7 Hz |
wafer holder: | Full Circle gasket/contact, current collector |
filtration: | Continuous-cartridge, 400 GPH with 1µ filtration |
venting: | Fume exhaust attachment |
heater: | Thermostat, 160F max., 550 Watt |
solution volume: | 1.06 Gal, 4 liters |
footprint: | 20" wide, 20" deep, 25" high |
Samples that may be used in the tool, materials that are compatible/incompatible, and the required cleaning before the tool may be used. May include both an "ideal" clean and a minimum required clean. Also include BOE/oxide removal, dehydration, or any recommended post process steps.
Standard procedure for tool operation, base off established Birck SOPs.
Question about tool use or process result?
Answer to question.
Create process template for tool, allows a user to fill in the details of their process.
From Manufacturer, ECSI: