Facilities and Equipment:
The MRC has a sizable equipment base, with capabilities ranging from epitaxial
growth to materials characterization to device fabrication. Following is a partial list of MRC equipment:
- Lithography
- Diffusion furnaces
(3-inch and 4-inch wafer capability)
- Metallization
- Clean Room
- Dielectric films
- Reactive ion etching
- Surface and thin film analysis
- Secondary ion mass spectrometry
- Scanning electron microscope
- MBE laboratory
- Microwave laboratory
- Network analyzers to 100 GHz
- Anechoic chamber for antenna measurements
- Wire bonder
- Network analyzer for lower frequencies
- Phase noise measurement system
- Optical laboratory
- Chemical sensor testing laboratory
- Gas blending system
- Network analyzers
- Student fabrication facilities
- Device and circuit testing
- Device and circuit packaging
- Bonders
- Scribe and break system
- Plasma Deposition Laboratory
- Electronic Material and Device Characterization Laboratory
- Multi-frequency, multi-temperature C(V) instruments (Agilent 4263, QuadTech, HP 4275)
for characterizing amorphous and crystalline materials, oxides/insulators and MOS devices
- High sensitivity, low noise, multi-temperature Hall set up, capable of measuring
nanocrystalline materials
- DLTS system
- Quantum efficiency vs. voltage spectroscopy for measuring deep defects and diffusion
lengths
- Photo and dark conductivity apparatus
- Activation energy set up
- Environmental stability chamber for lifetime testing of materials and devices
- High frequency oscilloscopes and probes
- High resolution, multi-frequency, Renishaw Raman apparatus ( shared with MSE, in Howe
Hall)
- Green laser Raman Spectrometer
Material Characterization Equipment elsewhere on campus that is accessible to MRC
faculty, staff and students:x-ray diffraction: SEM,TEM, EDS, XPS, Auger, AFM,
Surface profilometer
Organic Electronics Laboratory
- MBraun 4-section dual glovebox with
built-in thermal evaporators and spin coaters.
- Potentiostat/galvanostat for electrochemistry and AC characterization of devices.
- Temperature measurement chamber for organic devices.
Solar cell Testing
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