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1 Status of Vacuum Process Facilities at SSL 16 October 2009 Sharon R Jelinsky Space Sciences Laboratory, UC Berkeley
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Status of Vacuum Process Facilities at SSL

16 October 2009Sharon R Jelinsky

Space Sciences Laboratory, UC Berkeley

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IntroductionIntroduction

• Process Facilities at the Space Sciences Lab shall support the following:— Development of bialkali photo-cathodes on borofloat substrates

— Build prototype small sealed tubes for efficiency and longevity tests

— Develop process for large sealed tubes of the 8” square design

— Provide test systems for performance evaluations

• All Process Facilities are in place for prototype small systems — Equipment is in house for windows of 33mm diameter

• New Facilities are needed for the large systems — An intermediate 4” format process chamber from modifications

— A large 8.6” format process chamber must be built from scratch

—Modifications are necessary to other auxiliary equipment

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Facilities at SSLFacilities at SSL

SPECIFIC FACITITY READY FOR SMALL MODS FOR LARGE

• Class 100 Assembly Benches yes none

• Precision Wet Cleaning yes none

• Vacuum Baking yes easy

• Plasma Etching yes need larger etcher

• Electrode Evaporation yes moderate

• Hi-Pot Station yes easy

• Helium Leak Checker yes easy

• N2 & Vacuum Storage yes easy

• 4” P-C Process Chambers --- modify existing

• 8.6” P-C Process Chamber --- need larger chamber

• Vacuum Test Chambers yes moderate

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Small Prototype TubesSmall Prototype Tubes

Small Tube Equipment We Currently Have Ready for Use

• Multiple windows of 33mm diameter for prototype tests

—Borofloat 33

— Fused Silica 7980

• Brazed bodies for 33mm windows

• Micro-channel plates to fit brazed bodies

—Not necessary for relative photo-cathode measurements

• Handling fixtures for 33mm substrates in process chambers

• Cross delay line anodes that can accommodate the small format

• Vacuum flanges with appropriate feed-thrus

• Electrical equipment for performance tests

• Process Facilities all ready and running for the small format

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33mm System Parts33mm System Parts

Small Tube Parts at SSL• Many windows of 33mm diameter for prototype tests

• Brazed bodies designed for 33mm windows

• Handling fixtures for 33mm substrates in process chambers

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Process Chamber Small FormatProcess Chamber Small Format

Glass WindowUV Transmissive Window

Photo-Cathode Forming Well Flange

ManipulatorDetector Mount Tube, 4” OD

6” Conflat Detector Loading Flange

Photo-Cathode Forming Well Tube

View Port

CHAMBER DIMENSIONS: 12” DIA. x 30” LONG x 22” HIGH

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Looking Down In Process TankLooking Down In Process Tank

Window in Holder

Detector Stack on Loading Flange

P-C Forming Well

Manipulator Arm

TRANSFERING WINDOW FROM P-C WELL TO BODY STACK

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Looking Thru Side View PortLooking Thru Side View Port

Detector Body Stack

Indium Cup

RESTRICTED SPACE FOR MANY STEPS IN PROCESS CHAMBER Photo-Cathode Deposition, Window Transfer, Seal Window-Body Stack

Staging Hook

P-C Forming Well

Window in Holder

Manipulator Arm

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Processing OvenProcessing Oven

Accommodates Small & Large Format Inside Envelope: 36” x 30” x 25” High

Defines Large Chamber Limits

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Large Process ChamberLarge Process Chamber

Glass Window

UV Transmissive Window

8.6” Sqr Window

Cathode Chimney

Photo-Cathode Forming Well Flange

8.6” Sqr Brazed Body Build

Mount Standoffs

16.5” Detector Loading Flange

16”D Chamber

OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 30” LONG, 16.5” WIDE, 22” HIGH

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System DiagnosticsSystem Diagnostics

• SSL Facilities already in place for testing photocathodes or tubes, in situ before and after sealing

• Pinhole mask image below used to test uniformity and distortion

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Large System EquipmentLarge System Equipment

• New Large Process Chamber to Accommodate 8.6” Square— Made per SSL design by outside vendor

• New Window Handling/Transfer Fixtures— Design, machine and install in chamber at SSL

• Vacuum Flanges, Valves, Plumbing— Many specialized flanges, electrical feedthrus added at SSL

— Manipulator arm vacuum feedthru

— metal seals vacuum valves to withstand high temp over 300C

• Vacuum Pumps, Controls, Gages— Turbo pump cart for pumping to e-6 torr

— Ion pump system for pumping to e-9 torr

— Associated vacuum controls and gages

• Cart for Process Chamber to support all the above— We have a frame to begin with

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Status of Process ChambersStatus of Process Chambers

• 33mm Format Prototype Process Chamber— Have all parts, fixtures and chamber needed to deposit photocathodes

— Must clean and prep chamber and parts, then begin test runs

• 4” Format Intermediate Process Chamber— Have a chamber that must be modified to fit

— Must design and build fixtures

— Must design and procure windows, bodies and anodes

— Must clean and prep chamber and parts, then begin test runs

• 8.6” Square Large Process Chamber— Must finish the design of process chamber and send out for bid

— Must design and build window transfer system/fixtures and flanges

— Must design and procure windows, bodies and anodes

— Must clean and prep chamber and parts

— Operate process chamber and make test runs

— Build a complete detector (hopefully by due date of June 30, 2010)

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Precision Wet CleaningPrecision Wet Cleaning

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Class 100 Assembly BenchesClass 100 Assembly Benches

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N2 Storage, WelderN2 Storage, Welder

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Evaporator, Vac Storage, Hi-PotEvaporator, Vac Storage, Hi-Pot

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Plasma Etcher, EvaporatorPlasma Etcher, Evaporator

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Leak Checker, Process OvenLeak Checker, Process Oven

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Pre/Post Process Test SystemsPre/Post Process Test Systems


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