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| ====== Die ====== | ====== Die ====== | ||
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| + | This section focuses on bare dies as opposed to live decap storage | ||
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| + | TLDR | ||
| + | * Small sample | ||
| + | * Individual: 1.5 mL centrifuge tube | ||
| + | * Mass | ||
| + | * Gel pack: sticky surface holds securely in place | ||
| + | * Waffle pack: easier to remove, but less secure for transit | ||
| + | * Large sample | ||
| + | * Membrane box: good option. Slight surface contact, although pretty gentle | ||
| + | * Larger centrifuge tube: space inefficient, | ||
| + | * Plastic box: generally not recommended: | ||
| + | * Gel pack: generally not recommended: | ||
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| ===== Centrifuge tube ===== | ===== Centrifuge tube ===== | ||
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| ===== Blue tape ===== | ===== Blue tape ===== | ||
| - | Diced wafers are usually on blue tape. Thin plastic films should stick easily to seal it up. | + | Diced wafers are usually on blue tape. Thin plastic films should stick easily to seal it up. I've been cutting the edges off to make them non-sticky and putting them in standard wafer carriers. |
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| ===== Vacuum pack ===== | ===== Vacuum pack ===== | ||