The department of Physics in OSU has a Lab-18 system for thin film deposition. Details can be found here. http://ensl.osu.edu/LAB18.aspx
For each experiment, it is recommended to print a checklist to make sure that each step is done correctly. Here is the Lab18 user guide from Physics department. It has been modified with notes for us to follow.
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