FIB Zeiss Orion NanoFab
Helium, neon Focused Ion Beam microscope / CARL ZEISS
Contacts : MAILLY Dominique
/ COURAUD Laurent
Location : N.C.
High resolution ion column for Helium and Neon ions. Equipped with Oxford OMNIGISII gas injection system for ion beam induced deposition, FIBICS pattern generator and two IMINA robots with tips for in situ electrical measurements or manipulations
Caractéristiques
Voltage : from 15kV to 30kV
Minimum spot size : 0.5nm@30kV and 0.5pA with He gas
Sample Size : 2 inches
Stage : 5 axis compucentric piezo stage
Tilt : 50°
Option : Low voltage electron beam neutralizer
Option : Plasma cleaner
Expertises
High Resolution Microscopy
High resolution microscopy with unequaled depth of focus. Imaging of insulating substrate without any conducive layer deposition thanks to the electron neutralizer
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Contacts : Dominique Mailly
High resolution lithography
The very small spot size and the quasi absence of proximity effect allow to obtain high very small features and high density
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High resolution direct milling
High resolution milling with a low yield with He ions. Yield can be improved using Neon ions to the detriment of weaker resolution. Unlike using Gallium ion milling there is no contamination of residual ions
Contacts : Dominique Mailly
High resolution growth
The Oxford OMNIGIS system offers three gas precursors to deposit tungsten, platinum and SiO. Due to the exeptional depth of focus of the ion column and the fine spot together with a small interaction volume of the ions it possible to grow high aspect ratio nanowires
Contacts : Dominique Mailly
Nano-manipulation
With the help of the two IMINA robots moving inside on the stage specimen holder, it is possible to either measure in situ the electrical characteristics of a nanostructure or manipulate them
Contacts : Dominique Mailly, Laurent Couraud
Applications
High-Tc superconducting nano-junctions
Noise properties at RF frequencies of recently introduced high-Tc Josephson nano-junctions fabricated by mean of a Helium ion beam focused at sub-nanometer scale on a YBa2Cu3O7 thin film.
Scientific Reports volume 10, 10256 (2020)
Contacts : Christian Ulysse, @LPEM