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What if you used peltier style devices that could simultaneously bake the walls of the chamber while providing a cool surface to condense the molecules?
Al Jazari is also notable with his partial vacuum/suction BTW I am giving a Technical Road Map Friday and this is very helpful with information I can use to explain Turbo Molecular pumps to finance and HR people.
Nice survey talk! I found this very useful, and even entertaining. (25:00 We don't usually use olives or sausage in our equipment, but it makes a good demonstration... :-)
This video really helped me with a question that bother me for years. My next question: approx. 90% of atm is pumped out quickly, a lot of what is left is water and will outgas slowly. Will a flow of N2 bring the remaining water out of the chamber faster?
Thanks for the good video! But I wonder if the e-beam resist is damaged due to SEM at 12:05. I think there is not any coating metal such as Pt at the cross-sectional plane. Could you answer it to me? Thanks in advance.
Thanks a lot. You said, bilayer lift-off is the best, no need to use sonication. I think you said sonication is not good, why? Does sonication affect the LER (line edge roughness)?
Great, thanks a lot. So, in your pattern geometry for the contrast curve measurements on slide#4, when you write one rectangle the neighboring rectangles would be affected due to the backscattering of electrons. What can you comment on this issue?
