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5.4 Sputterer Venting<br />

5.4.0 Click the RECIPE icon on the OVERVIEW screen.<br />

5.4.1 Click the EDIT/CREATE under MASTER RECIPE box<br />

5.4.2 Open SEQUENCE TYPE by clicking on the Auto Pump line<br />

5.4.3 Choose the AUTOVENT by clicking on it<br />

5.4.4 Click ADD to add the Main Vent sequence to Master Sequence<br />

List.<br />

5.4.5 Save the recipe as A_Vent by clicking on the DOWNLOAD icon<br />

then save it by the name A_VENT in MASTER_RECIPE file.<br />

5.4.6 Close the Master Recipe Builder window.<br />

5.4.7 Click OVERVIEW icon to access the <strong>DENTON</strong>2 Main Control<br />

Screen.<br />

5.4.8 Verify the A_Vent.dat appears in Recipe Name box<br />

5.4.9 Click Start to activate the vent recipe. The high vacuum valve<br />

would close then the chamber vent valve opens. The vented<br />

chamber would be notified by a string of beeps sound and the “<br />

Auto Process End OK” flashing alarm<br />

NOTE: At this point you must be wearing clean gloves and a face<br />

mask.<br />

5.5 Substrate Loading<br />

5.5.1 Load sample onto the substrate table, the deposition side face up<br />

5.5.2 Remove the substrate table from the heater carrier if needed then<br />

replace it back into the chamber after sample loading.<br />

5.6 Closing Chamber Door<br />

6.0 PROCEDURE<br />

5.6.1 Check the chamber o-ring for debris/particles. If needed, wipe the<br />

circumference of the o-ring with isopropyl alcohol and cleanroom<br />

wipers<br />

5.6.2 Close the chamber door with the lock<br />

6.1 Create the recipe<br />

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