SATPC0041470 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the fabrication of silicon-based photonics integrated circuits (PICs) for NASA Ames Research Center's AstroPIC project. Applied Nanotools (ANT), a SAM.gov registered entity (ID: J3Q3ARBLN3H3), is tasked with manufacturing 56 photonic integrated circuit devices using electron-beam write lithography with full and partial etch capabilities. The devices will be fabricated from ten NASA-provided silicon photonic layout design files, with specific quantities diced from each file totaling 56 dies.
The PIC devices must meet strict fabrication specifications including Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) material construction, partial etch (layer 2) at 70nm (±10nm) depth for gratings, full etch (layer 1) at 220nm depth for waveguides etching to the buried oxide layer, oxide cladding of 2.2 +/- 0.2 microns via PECVD, tri-layer metallization (TiW and Au) on five wafers for thermal phase shifters, oxide window openings, and deep thermal isolation trenches exceeding 250 microns. For devices containing Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) structures, additional requirements include direct metallization, via openings, and MEMS release processing. Delivery is required to NASA Ames Research Center, Building N255 Central Receiving, Moffett Field, CA 94035, with an approximate delivery timeline of 16 weeks after receipt of order. Technical points of contact are Dan Sirbu (Principal Investigator) and Kevin Sims (Project Manager) at NASA Ames, with Cameron Horvath representing Applied Nanotools.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Astrophotonics fabrication of silicon PICs for high-contrast imaging coronagraphy
1. Objective/Requirements The AstroPIC project at NASA Ames Research Center is seeking to manufacture silicon-based photonics integrated circuit (PICs) for laboratory testing. These PICs feature input grating coupler designs that need to be manufactured to fabrication tolerances to enable high efficiency coupling. Applied Nanotools (ANT) will use an electron-beam write lithography process with both full and partial etch capabilities to fabricate silicon PIC devices that meet fabrication tolerances specified below. These silicon PIC devices will be used for high-contrast imaging demonstrations for coronagraphy.
ANT is a registered entity on SAM.gov with ID#: J3Q3ARBLN3H3.
NASA Ames Research Center technical POCs:
Dan Sirbu (AstroPIC Principal Investigator) – dan.sirbu@nasa.gov Kevin Sims (AstroPIC Project Manager) – kevin.sims@nasa.gov
Applied Nanotools POCs:
Cameron Horvath - cameron@appliednt.com
2. Characteristics, Scope, and Specs
Applied Nanotools (ANT) shall deliver a total of 56 photonic integrated circuit devices (referred to as “dies” on the quote) based on the following NASA provided silicon photonic layout design files:
ant_apr26_121_ACHIP.gds – 4 copies diced into 12 dies ant_apr26_121_AstroPIC_main.gds – 12 copies diced into 12 dies ant_apr26_121_AstroPIC_secondary.gds – 4 copies died into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_BBDC.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_grating.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_Grating_pp.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_MEMS.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_PCLA.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_Polarization.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies ant_apr26_121_SPEC.gds – 4 copies diced into 4 dies
Each of the PIC devices shall have the following specifications and fabrication tolerances:
All devices will be Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) material Partial etch (layer 2) with 70nm (±10nm) depth, with pattering of gratings and partial-etching down to custom etch depth Full etch (layer 1) at 220 nm depth with patterning of waveguides and etching down to the buried oxide (BOX) layer.
Oxide cladding: 2.2 +/- 0.2 micron thickness, deposited using plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) process.
Tri-layer metallization (layer 11, 12, 13) for thermal phase shifters and deep trench process for thermal isolation, on applicable devices. TiW and Au layers on 5 wafers total.
Oxide window openings (or MEMS release on MEMS devices – see below) For devices containing Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) structures:
o Direct metallization (layer 5) o Via openings (layer 40) o MEMS release (layer 6)
Deep trenches for thermal isolation trenches: > 250 microns (applicable to non-
MEMS)
Dicing of 48 layout copies into 56 dies in total (as described above) Shipping to NASA Ames.
3. Place of Performance Delivery of fabricated photonics integrated circuits to:
NASA Ames Research Center Building N255 Central Receiving Moffett Field, CA 94035 United States Attention: Dan Sirbu
4. Period of Performance Delivery approximately 16 weeks after receipt of order.
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