One of QESST’s core’s capabilities is the ability to collaborate for research at our eight member universities. Each university focuses on different areas and as such, has different expertise and tools. To know more check out our list of tools and facilities at all universities.
ASU
Research facilities being utilized for QESST-related research at Arizona State University include the Solar Power Lab (SPL), the NanoFab CSSER,the LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science and TÜV Rheinland Photovoltaic Testing Laboratory LLC.
The laboratory for the SPL, a 4976 square foot clean room, is situated in the MacroTechnology Works building at the Arizona State University Research Park. This state-of-the-art clean room has extensive handling for high purity gases and sophisticated semiconductor process equipment including:
SPL Metrology Equipment
Alessi Probe Station
Atomic Force Microscope
Electro-luminescence
Flash Solar Cell Tester
Four Point Probe
Hitachi S7800 Scanning Electron Microscope
Nanometrics Reflectometer
Profilometer
Quantum Efficiency
Rudolph AutoEL III Ellipsometer
Sinton Lifetime Tester
SPL Processing Equipment
AMAT P-5000 PECVD
AST 280 Rapid Thermal Processor
Belt Firing Furnace
Box Furnaces
MRL 1414 Diffusion Furnace
Molecular Beam Epitaxy
Screen Printers
Spin Rinse Dryer
Sputtering System
Wet Chemistry for Wafer Cleaning
Wet Chemistry for Wafer Texturing
