====E7====

==Past:==
200nm Aluminum was deposited. 10nm of Chrome deposited. Written in the Helios. Chrome removed after writting with Chrome etch. 100nm Chrome resistive strip was deposited.

Wire bonded and handed off to Scott for testing.

The Helios cleaning cut is showing a refraction pattern and therefore is working. However the resistive strips show infinite resistance suggesting damage. The devices are pictured below:

==Left Inline (T1)==
{{:samples:e:e7_t1_left_.jpg?300|t1_left}}  {{:samples:e:e7_039.jpg?300|}}
==Center Inline (T2)==
{{:samples:e:e7_t2_center_.jpg?300|t2_center}}  {{:samples:e:e7_038.jpg?300|}}
==Right Inline (T3)==
{{:samples:e:e7_t3_right_.jpg?300|t3_right}}  {{:samples:e:e7_037.jpg?300|}}
 

===After Unknown step by Stephen===
6/19/2015
The refraction patterns on the device have now changed in part to the end of the device being blocked by an Copper Pad. The directly exiting light from before is no longer clearly visible. It is now a blurred set of splotches. Instead light is now exiting at almost exactly 90° to the surface normal (see below). Only one resistive strip is showing resistivity and as such no conclusive testing can be done on the EO lines. I did however pass an alternating 0-20V through the one resistor strip to no detectable effect.

==Proof of 90°==
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==T1 Scatter==
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==T1 Cleaning Cut Lines at 90°==
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==T2 Cleaning Cut Lines at 90==
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==T3 Cleaning Cut Lines at 90==
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==Current:==


==Future:==

Sample fabricated by Jacob Kimball\\
page updated 16 June 2015