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Materials
Science and Engineering Class 1000 Cleanroom |
Welcome to the Department of Materials Science and Engineering Class
1000 Cleanroom. Developed in cooperation with the Departments of Physics
and Electrical Engineering the cleanroom environment facilitates a rich
cross disciplinary work environment that has already generated an MRAM
patent after only 8 months of operation.
The MSE Cleanroom is located in the Mines Building, room 116. R.B.
"Brig" Young is the Cleanroom Supervisor and he can be reached at
208.885.7934 or by email at mailto:brig@circuitsolutions.info
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Institute for Materials and
Advanced Processes
(IMAP)
EQUIPMENT AND FACILITY
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 Transmission Electron Microscopy
(TEM) - Operating 200KV and with a resolution of 0.14 nm
(lattice) and 0.25 nm (point) and also with LINK ISIS
microanalysis system (JEOL JEM 2010)
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- Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
- With secondary and back-scattered electron detectors,
EDS and analytical capability (AMRAY 1830, HITACHI S-2300)
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- X-ray Diffractometer (XRD)
- Determining phases, crystal size, lattice strain, and
lattice parameters (Siemens D5000)
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- Differential Thermal Analyzer (DTA)
- Capable of heating specimens up to 1600 degree of
Celsius and Thermo-Gravimetric Analyzer (TGA) unit with a
weight detection level of 0.1 micro-gram with heating rate
up to 100 degree per minute (PERKIN ELMER DTA 7)
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- SPEX 8000 Mixer/Mill
- High energy ball milling mechine
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- ZOZ Mill GmbH G57223 KREUZTAL
- Vertical milling machine
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- Others
- Including heat-treatment facility, mechanical testing,
chemical analysis, physical analysis facilities available,
metallurgical lab with conventional sample preparation on
campus
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3-mm diamond drilling machine
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Dimple machine
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Argon atmosphere glove box
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LINDBERG HEVI-Duty furnace
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Ion milling unit
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