About

The high-end cleanroom and equipment is intended to support a broad variety of processes and applications. The different areas of the cleanroom laboratories are adapted to the processing requirements with level classifications between ISO-5 and ISO-7. Below are pictures of the different areas.

Enlarged view: Floorplan of the cleanroom. Cleanroom area 360m/2, Standard lab area 120m/2, Grey room area 200 m/2, Infrastructure area 105m/2.

Floor plan

Enlarged view: Entrance to the cleanroom

Entrance area of the cleanroom

Enlarged view: Corridor between the cleanroom labs

Corridor in the center of the cleanroom providing access to the different processing bays.

Enlarged view: Wet chem lab cleanroom

Wet chemistry and etching area

Enlarged view: SEM in the cleanroom

Cross-beam machine room (SEM & FIB)

Enlarged view: Wet bench for lithography

Photoresist spinning and developing area

Enlarged view: Gray room technical area

Grey room area of plasma processing tools

Enlarged view: Wet bench for SU-8 lithography

Polymer processing area (e.g., SU-8)

Enlarged view: Plasma lab, deposition/etching

Plasma processing tool area (deposition & etching)

Enlarged view: Infrastructure, DI water

Infrastructure area (ultrapure water)

Enlarged view: Infrastructure, exhaust

Infrastructure area (ventilation)

Head of the cleanroom facility

Cleanroom engineer

Photo of Jonathan Schmidli
Jonathan Schmidli (ETH Zuerich - D-BSSE)

Delegate of the Department BSSE for the cleanroom

Photo of Professor Dr. Andreas Hierlemann
Professor Dr. Hierlemann

 

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