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Depositing metals onto plastics and SU-8
2007-03-01
Jon Fox
2007-03-01
Brent Garber
2007-03-03
Roger Shile
2007-03-03
Mantavya Sinha
2007-03-03
Kirt Williams
2007-03-01
Mohamad Hajj Hassan
2007-03-02
Samadhan Bhaulal Patil
2007-03-03
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2007-03-04
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2007-03-05
Jesse D Fowler
2007-03-06
Yue Mun Pun, Jeffrey
Depositing metals onto plastics and SU-8
Jesse D Fowler
2007-03-05
Hello original poster!

I can't find the original email about this, but if I remember properly,
the poster wants to deposit onto un-crosslinked (unexposed SU-8).

Something important to think about is what effect the brightly glowing
source is going to have on your photosensitive substrate.

I don't know if the source glows at the proper wavelength to expose SU-8,
but I do know that it's bright enough that we don't look at it without a
welding glass. At least, in an evaporator.

I understand there's a glowing plasma in a sputterer, as well. But, I
don't know how bright that is.

Is your process going to get messed up if the SU-8 is exposed by the metal
deposition method?
What if it's only partially exposed?

If so, you're probably going to have to do a few experiments to find a
solution.

Sincerely,
Jesse Fowler
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