Results testing AutoStain machine

Research topics:

Baseline Sharp SM4 as these are relatively plentiful and are known to be very easy to stain (ie wide margin of error for experiments)

Images Chip Sample Process Notes
2020-08-12_07-10-39_6102_s1-1-etch-2h_mit2x.jpg

2020-08-12_07-09-09_6102_s1-1-etch-2h_mit20x.jpg
Nintendo 6102
(Sharp SM4)
2020-08-11 S1 Etch RG 2 hour (no changes)
~80F
TLDR: test was mostly invalidated due to preparation error

* Staining visible
* Crystals present

Tried to use less grease to hold sample. Resulted in sample flying off during final wash.
I didn't have time to fish it out and it stayed in the drain tube for some hours.
When I fished it out waste acid had etched it, probably resulting in the half eaten ROM

Corrections:
* Use more grease
* Position sample holder to slightly block drain
* Budget cleanup time for important chips
2020-08-12_07-34-50_6102_s1-2-stain-60s_mit2x.jpg

2020-08-12_07-36-07_6102_s1-2-stain-60s_mit20x.jpg
Nintendo 6102
(Sharp SM4)
2020-08-11 S1 Stain 60 sec
Light: full single fiber
~80F
Overstained, possibly due to error in step 1
2020-08-12_08-45-24_6102_s2-1-etch-1h_mit2x.jpg

2020-08-12_08-46-29_6102_s2-1-etch-1h_mit20x.jpg

2020-08-12_08-49-30_6102_s2-1-etch-1h_mit20x.jpg
Nintendo 6102
(Sharp SM4)
2020-08-11 S2 Etch RG 1 hour (no changes)
~80F
* No staining visible
* Poly stringers everywhere
* Metal present
* No crystals
 
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