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Heidelberg upg501
Heidelberg upg501
Work flow 1: Measuring diode intensity
Work flow 2: Loading the chip
*Center the chip and mind the rotated XY coordinate system compared to all other systems in the house (Elionix, eLine, SEM, etc)
*Find plate center to determine your chip dimensions
** The exposure must NOT go over the chip else you risk crashing the write head (100 um working distance)
Work flow 3: Design conversion
*Copy your design down to the Design PC. Access this folder from EXP PC.
** gdsII, dxf, cif all work. DXF or GDS is recommended.
** No local user sub folders - gds files go in the gds sub folder, etc.
*Convert to HIMT format: (Complete tasks and then complete job)
** Be aware that often overwriting an old job with a new file or changes still results in the old job file being exposed
** Blank chip or overlay?
Work flow 4: Exposure
* Dose test
* Standard exposure (blank chip, no alignment to edge, etc)
* Alignment:
** Edge alignment on a blank rectangular chip
** Cross alignment: Works like a dream
** Manual alignment: If you don't have well defined alignment crosses
Workflow 5: Unload

Revision as of 21:30, 1 November 2015

Heidelberg upg501

Work flow 1: Measuring diode intensity

Work flow 2: Loading the chip

  • Center the chip and mind the rotated XY coordinate system compared to all other systems in the house (Elionix, eLine, SEM, etc)
  • Find plate center to determine your chip dimensions
    • The exposure must NOT go over the chip else you risk crashing the write head (100 um working distance)


Work flow 3: Design conversion

  • Copy your design down to the Design PC. Access this folder from EXP PC.
    • gdsII, dxf, cif all work. DXF or GDS is recommended.
    • No local user sub folders - gds files go in the gds sub folder, etc.
  • Convert to HIMT format: (Complete tasks and then complete job)
    • Be aware that often overwriting an old job with a new file or changes still results in the old job file being exposed
    • Blank chip or overlay?


Work flow 4: Exposure

  • Dose test
  • Standard exposure (blank chip, no alignment to edge, etc)
  • Alignment:
    • Edge alignment on a blank rectangular chip
    • Cross alignment: Works like a dream
    • Manual alignment: If you don't have well defined alignment crosses

Workflow 5: Unload