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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF OCTOBER 5,1995 PSA#1446NCCOSC RDTE Division Code 02214B 53570 Silvergate Avenue Bldg A33 San
Diego CA 92152-5113 A -- MODIFICATION: SILICON ON INSULATOR (SOI) MATERIAL & PROCESS
EVALUATION SOL N66001-95-X-8004 DUE 123196 POC Contract Specialist, Ed
Brown, (619)553-5725. Contracting Officer, Mark Lopez. Bid Clerk, JC
Norris, (619)553-4331. The Naval Command, Control and Ocean
Surveillance Center (NCCOSC) RDTE Division (NRaD) and the
Microelectronics Technology Office (MTO) of ARPA are seeking sources to
measure and provide data on Silicon On Insulator (SOI) wafers in
exchange for wafers provided by MTO. This data/wafer exchange is
intended to support the Low Power Electronics (LPE) Program. The
government is presently in the process of defining and evaluating SOE
wafers being developed under this program. Using SEMATECH as a
specifying and clearing house, the development and evaluation of SOI
wafers is a key to the success of the LPE program. Because these wafers
are new in the industry, the government wishes to make some of them
available to organizations (commercial and university) which can
evaluate them with respect to their processes or needs, and provide the
resulting test data back to the government. The potential sources must
be currently unfunded within the LPE program: that is they are not
associated with existing program contracts. Under the exchange program;
there will be no money exchanged as part of the data/wafer exchange,
direct or indirect. In order to request wafers, the potential sources
must identify the following parameters: a. Type and diameter of SOI
wafers (4'', 5'', 6'', 8'', SIMOX, Bonded) (Full specifications and
process details for wafer size reduction will be provided to the
requestor.) b. Number of wafers requested (by type and diameter) and
time frame of delivery. c. General set of wafer specifications
required--Si film thickness, Uniformity and Resistivity--BOX thickness
and Uniformity--Wafer bow and warp--Edge contour--Wafer flatness and
orientation--Any other special characteristics desired. (Note: -
SEMATECH will characterize and screen all the key material specs under
development and improvement including but not limited to: ++Surface
cleanliness (defects, metals, particles)++BOX electrical quality
(leakage, breakdown, charge)++Si electrical quality (lifetim);++Si film
structural quality (disclocation density, HF defects, surface
microroughness, OSF, voids etc).) In addition, the SOI wafers will be
provided with data sheets on all major material specifications and
quality metrics measured non-destructively. The destructive data will
be provided on 1 or 2 samples from the same batches lots of the
materials provided. Data will include all key items in the spec sheet.
The potential sources must submit a test plan describing the
evaluations that will be done on the SOI wafers, the purpose of the
evaluations, the resources for performing the evaluations, and a
schedule of the work to be done. This detail test plan must list all
key devices and test chip structures to be measured and the
device/yield data that will be provided as feedback. The following
results will be required as a minimum: ++NMOS & PMOS statistical device
data for VDD at 1,2,3,4 V including threshold voltage, off state
leakage, subthreshold slopes, Idsat mean values and uniformity++Gate
oxide quality (breakdown reliability histograms)++Ring oscillator or
other circuit performance (speed, power) data. All the results should
be provided as a documentation to SEMATECH and the government. SEMATECH
can provide characterization assistance of processed wafers if
requested. Test plans may be submitted any time prior to 31 DEC 1996.
(Evaluations of the test plans will be performed by the government and
SEMATECH.) Test plans should provide in detail a program plan, size of
required wafer, a detailed test plan, test equipment, test result
format, and data expected to be provided to the government. Any test
equipment proposed to be used must have been demostrated to be
operational within the parameters, precision and accuracy planned by
the experiment. None of the equipment shall be Government Furnished
Equipment (GFE) or procured by the government. In the case where a
potential source wishes to do testing with equipment on purchase, or
planned, any agreement to provide wafers will be subject to the
demonstrated operation of the test equipment, prior to implementation.
Acceptance of all or part of the test plan and wafer exchange may be
made at any time throughout the period and will take the form of
memorandums of agreements. The technical point of ontact is Dr. C. H.
Hanson, NCCOSC RDTE Division, Code 8505, 53560 Hull St. Rm. 2070, San
Diego, CA 92152-5000, e-mail chanson@nosc.mil, commercial
(619)553-5242, fax (619)553-1161. All test plans and technical inquires
should be addressed to the above individual. The above announcement is
intended to support a Government wafer exchange for data project.
There are no government funds available for this project. (0276) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0001 19951004\A-0001.SOL)
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