Georgia Institute of Technology
The Nanotechnology and Photonics Society @ GT aims to help foster technical proficiency and professional development in semiconductor fabrication, nanoscience, photonics, and related fields. We provide an environment where our members can work on semester-long projects to gain hands-on experience in process engineering, equipment maintenance, and experimental design.
We manage the Semiconductor Fabrication Project which is a collaboration between several organizations/spaces on campus and contributes to the hacker fab mission.
We have the goal of becoming a resource for anyone on campus to tryout their microfab ideas.
Fabrication Tooling in use:
DC & RF Sputtering Chamber
Spin Coaters
2 fume hoods (lab infrastructure)
Tube Furnaces
Scanning Electron Microscope
Digital Microscope
Stylus Profilometer
Optical profilometer
Contact Angle Goniometer
Electrical Characterization Equipment:
Keithley 2400 Sourcemeter Unit
Solar Simulator
In progress:
DIY Litho Stepper
Probe Station
Wet Etch Station
Reactive Ion Etcher
Photoresist Synthesis
Spin on Glass Synthesis
Semiconductor Process Simulation
Device capabilities in progress:
CMOS (with in house sputtered gate stack)
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