2015-2016 Facility Rates & Expense Caps



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NANOFAB FEES / SERVICES Entry Fee $20.00/Day $32.10/Day Nanofab Training Fee $25.00/Hour $40.13/Hour Nanofab Process Development/Labor $50.00/Hour $80.25/Hour Model Shop $25.00/Month $40.13/Month Wafer Dicing Service $85.00/Hour $136.43/Hour THIN-FILM DEPOSITION TOOL RATES Anatec Gold Coater $50.00/ $80.25/ Nanofab 6-Target Co-Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Commonwealth Scientific Ion Beam Deposition System $75.00/ $120.38/ CVC Connexion Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Leybold-Heraeus Z-400 Sputtering Systems #1 & #2 2015-2016 Facility Rates & Expense Caps The Carnegie Mellon Nanofabrication Facility rates for the 2015-2016 fiscal year are listed in the following tables. Carnegie Mellon internal users are charged at the Carnegie Mellon Users rate. External corporate users are charged at the External Corporate Users rates shown in the right hand column of the rate table. Users from external 501(c)(3) charitable organizations and U.S. Federal, state, or local government organizations are charged at the Carnegie Mellon Users rate. $75.00/ $120.38/ Leybold-Heraeus Z-650 Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Nanofab Sputtering Systems #1 - #5 $75.00/ $120.38/ Aluminum Nitride Deposition System $75.00/ $120.38/ Perkin Elmer 2400 6J Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Perkin Elmer 2400 8L Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Cambridge Nanotech Fiji ALD System $75.00/ + Precursor $120.38/ + Precursor Trion Orion II PECVD System $75.00/ $120.38/ Ultek E. Beam Evaporator $75.00/ $120.38/ Copper Electroplating System $50.00/ $80.25/ Tegal AMS AIN Sputtering System $75.00/ $120.38/ Angstrom Engineering Covap II Thermal Evaporator $75.00/ $120.38/ SCS Labcoter 2 Parylene Deposition System $50.00/ $80.25/ Continue To Next Page

ETCHING, POLISHING, & DICING TOOL RATES Commonwealth Scientific Ion Beam Etching Systems #1 & #2 Continued From Previous Page $75.00/ $20.00/Up To A 15 Minute $120.38/ $32.10/Up To A 15 Minute $35.00/Up To A 30 Minute $56.18/Up To A 30 Minute IPC Barrel Etcher $50.00/Up To An Hour $80.25/Up To An Hour $10.00/Each Additional $16.05/Each Additional Hour Per Hour Per Micrion 2500 Focused Ion Beam System $75.00/Hour $120.38/Hour Plasma-Therm 790 RIE System Surface Technology Systems Multiplex ICP RIE Aspect Cluster ICP RIE / AOE SPTS Primaxx Uetch Vapor HF Etcher $25.00/Up To A 15 Minute $40.00/Up To A 30 Minute $65.00/Up To An Hour $10.00/Each Additional Hour Per $30.00/Up To A 15 Minute $50.00/Up To A 30 Minute $75.00/Up To An Hour $25.00/Each Additional Hour Per $20.00/Cycle up to 4 Cycles $5.00/Each Additional Cycle after 4 Cycles $40.13/Up To A 15 Minute $64.20/Up To A 30 Minute $104.33/Up To An Hour $16.05/Each Additional Hour Per $48.15/Up To A 15 Minute $80.25/Up To A 30 Minute $120.38/Up To An Hour $40.13/Each Additional Hour Per $32.10/Cycle up to 4 Cycles $8.02/Each Additional Cycle after 4 Cycles Continue To Next Page

ETCHING, POLISHING, & DICING TOOL RATES (CONTINUED) Plasma-Therm Versaline ICP RIE Trion Phantom II RIE System Continued From Previous Page $30.00/Up To A 15 Minute $50.00/Up To A 30 Minute $75.00/Up To An Hour $25.00/Each Additional Hour Per $25.00/Up To A 15 Minute $40.00/Up To A 30 Minute $65.00/Up To An Hour $10.00/Each Additional Hour Per $48.15/Up To A 15 Minute $80.25/Up To A 30 Minute $120.38/Up To An Hour $40.13/Each Additional Hour Per $40.13/Up To A 15 Minute $64.20/Up To A 30 Minute $104.33/Up To An Hour $16.05/Each Additional Hour Per Micromech Diamond Saw $45.00/ $72.23/ Strasbaugh 6EC CMP $50.00/Hour $80.25/Hour Ultratech Scrubber $25.00/ $40.13/ Tousimis Critical Point Dryer $50.00/ $80.25/ METROLOGY / INSPECTION TOOL RATES Olympus MX80 Microscope With Optronics Digital Camera System $25.00/Day $40.13/Day Nanometrics Nanospec 210XP $40.00/Hour $62.72/Hour Tencor Alpha-Step 200 Profilometer $40.00/Hour $62.72/Hour Tencor Flexus Stress Measurement System $50.00/Hour $78.40/Hour KLA-Tencor P-2 and P-15 Profilometers $50.00/Hour $78.40/Hour Continue To Next Page

Continued From Previous Page LITHOGRAPHY TOOL RATES Nikon NSR G4 Wafer Stepper $75.00/Hour $120.38/Hour Karl Suss MJB3 Mask Aligner $50.00/Hour $80.25/Hour Karl Suss MA56 Mask Aligner $60.00/Hour $96.30/Hour Karl Suss MA6 Mask Aligner $70.00/Hour $112.35/Hour Hot Pack Vacuum Oven $25.00/ $39.20/ YES HMDS Vapor Prime Oven $25.00/ $39.20/ FEI Sirion SEM W ith Nabity E. Beam Lithography System #1 & #2 $75.00/Hour $120.38/Hour 1st hour: $50 1st hour: $80.25 2nd hour: $25 2nd hour: $40.13 3rd hour: $10 3rd hour: $16.05 Heidelberg DWL 66 and Heidelberg DWL 66FS 4th 24th hour: $5/hour 4th 24th hour: $8.03/hour 25th hour: $50 25th hour: $80.25 26th hour: $25 26th hour: $40.13 27th hour: $10 27th hour: $16.05 28th 48th hour: $5/hour 28th 48th hour: $8.03/hour FURNACE / ANNEALING TOOL RATES EXTERNAL Magnetic Field Vacuum Annealer $50.00/ $80.25/ Vapor-Temp Relative Humidity Chamber $25.00/ $40.13/ AG Associates Rapid Thermal Annealer $50.00/ $80.25/ Annealing Furnace $25.00/ (Without Gas) $40.13/ (Without Gas) $50.00/ (With Gas) $80.25/ (With Gas) Lindberg Box Furnace $25.00/ $40.13/ Oxidation Furnace $150.00/ $240.75/ Thermcraft 2 Barrel Furnace $50.00/ (Without Gas) $80.25/ (Without Gas) $75.00/ (With Gas) $120.38/ (With Gas) Hourly Rates Machine time for hourly equipment is logged to the nearest tenth of an hour and totaled monthly. Although there is no minimum charge per day, there is a half hour minimum charge per month. Continue to Next Page

Continued From Previous Page The Heidelberg DWL 66 / 66FS, IPC Barrel Etcher, Plasma-Therm 790 RIE System, Plasma Therm Versaline, Surface Technology Systems Aspect Cluster RIE/AOE System, Surface Technology Systems Multiplex ICP RIE System, SPTS Primaxx Uetch Vapor HF Etcher, and Trion Phantom II RIE System have a tiered rate structure as shown on the rate table. The tiered rates are available for consecutive run times only. The Micrion 2500 Focused Ion Beam System is reserved for a minimum of two hours per day. Users may share a two hour reservation. Operation of the machine may continue at the end of a user s two hour reservation, in one hour increments, if the machine is otherwise available. Atomic Layer Deposition Precursor Fee Atomic layer depositions are subject to an additional fee to compensate for the high cost of the precursors. A charge of $5.00 per 10 nm of film thickness will be added to the cost per run. Precious Metal Fees Precious metal thin film depositions are subject to an additional fee to compensate for the high cost of the material. These prices are subject to change based on current market values. Sputtering runs are charged the following additional fee. Presputtering amounts are added to the total deposition. Gold: $10.00 per every 100 Nanometers per run. Platinum: $13.00 per every 100 Nanometers per run. Precious metal evaporation sources are weighed before and after evaporation to determine the amount used. The fee per run is based on the current Engelhard Fabricated Precious Metal Price plus 25% to cover reclamation and fabrication costs. Carnegie Mellon User Monthly Expense Caps The Carnegie Mellon Nanofabrication Facility has an expense cap on entry and equipment fees charged to Carnegie Mellon users. These caps are the maximum amount that an individual Carnegie Mellon user s account can be charged in a single calendar month. The cap begins on the 1 st of every month and goes until the last day of that month. The purpose of these caps is to assist faculty advisors in the budgeting process and avoid any large one month expenditures. Multiple Carnegie Mellon users using the same account number are each subject to their own cap. One Carnegie Mellon user using multiple account numbers is subject to a cap for each account number. These caps are for Carnegie Mellon personnel working on projects with a Carnegie Mellon account number only. The entry fee cap is $250 a month per user per account number. The equipment fee cap is $2,500 a month per user per account number. Continue to Next Page

Continued From Previous Page External User Monthly Expense Caps for 501(c)(3) and U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Organizations. The Carnegie Mellon Nanofabrication Facility has an expense cap on entry and equipment fees charged to 501(c)(3) and U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Organizations (there is no cap for external corporate users). The cap begins on the 1 st of every month and goes until the last day of that month. These caps are on a per-organization basis according to the number of users representing the organization in the Nanofab. For example, two users in the facility would give the organization a $5,000 equipment fee cap anda $500 entry fee cap. The entry fee cap is $250 a month per user per organization. The equipment fee cap is $2,500 a month per user per organization.