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Versaline LACVDversus110

Plasma-Therm Versaline LACVD, Tegal 110, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
Versaline LACVDPlasma-Therm
110Tegal
OEMPlasma-ThermTegal
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size——
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FamilyPlasma-Therm VersalineTegal 110
Cited variants—
Specifications
Configuration2x loadlock Ports[2]—
Operating systemWindows 7 Professional SP1 OS[2]—
Tool softwarePlasma-Therm Cortex[2]—
OES SoftwarePlasma-Therm EndpointWorks[2]—
ManufacturerPlasma-Therm[2]—
ModelVersaline[2]—
Wafer size6 inch[2]—
Loadlock ports2x loadlock Ports[2]—
Process chambers2x Process Chambers[2]—
Gas deliveryCF4 (84 sccm), O2 (1000 sccm), He (50 sccm), Ar (50 sccm), O2 (50 sccm), CHF3 (100 sccm), N2 (200 sccm), H2 (100 sccm)[2]—
ICP source2 MHz up to 2000 W with temperature control[2]—
Substrate temperature controlvia bipolar Johnsen-Rahbek electrostatic chuck[2]—
Backside coolingWith backside Helium cooling[2]—
CCP source13.56 MHz up to 600 W[2]—
Vacuum/pumpingthermally managed chamber liner and pump train[2]—
Process monitoringOptical emission spectroscopy[2]—
DMC/OCR readerconfigured for DMC[2]—
CategoryEtch[3]—
Opticsoptical emission spectroscopy[2]—
Gas configurationCF4 (84 sccm), O2 (1000 sccm), He (50 sccm), Ar (50 sccm), O2 (50 sccm), CHF3 (100 sccm), N2 (200 sccm), H2 (100 sccm)[2]—
Gas abatement interfacepresent[2]—
model—110 SE[1]
application focus—process development applications[1]
process capability—deep silicon plasma etching[1]
capabilities—very high aspect ratio trench etch and profile control[1]
configuration—multiple configurations with minimum technical intervention[1]
System type—plasma etch system[4]
Supported components—MEMS and 3D-IC components[1]
Control capability—very high aspect ratio trench etch and profile control[4]
Physical description—compact[1]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]inventory listing
  3. [3]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  4. [4]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com