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cleaning [2013/11/17 07:15] mcmastercleaning [2024/06/15 15:24] (current) – polymide -> polyimide (typo) philpem
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 Shame on you if you picked up a die with your bare hands but things do happen.  Acetone does not clean off fingerprints very well but soapy water does.  The above picture was taken after putting a fingerprint on a slide and sonicating in acetone for a few minutes.  It has little to no effect.  Fingerprint oils do not respond to polarized light (ie will black out). Shame on you if you picked up a die with your bare hands but things do happen.  Acetone does not clean off fingerprints very well but soapy water does.  The above picture was taken after putting a fingerprint on a slide and sonicating in acetone for a few minutes.  It has little to no effect.  Fingerprint oils do not respond to polarized light (ie will black out).
  
-===== Polymide passivation ===== 
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-Can be removed with strong acids (eg RFNA).  Still, does not come off easily so other methods should be researched. 
  
 +===== Polyimide passivation =====
  
 +General reccomendations:
 +  * Oxygen plasma is probably best if you have access to it
 +  * If you can deal with safety issues, ethylendiamine may be next best
 +  * Fuming nitric aicd works but takes a while.  This can potentially cause chip damage but shouldn't hurt Cu/Al if you keep the concentration high
 +  * Piranha eats it quickly but it eats other metals nearly as quickly so its probably best avoided
  
   
cleaning.1384672556.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013/11/17 07:15 by mcmaster