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110versusScientific FEI OptiFIB Taipan G 2 FIB

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Attribute
110Tegal
OEMTegalThermo Fisher
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size——
Process node—7 nm
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
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FamilyTegal 110Thermo Fisher Scientific FEI OptiFIB Taipan G 2 FIB
Cited variants
  • OptiFIB Taipan G 2[2]
  • 7 nm CE Upgrade[3]
Specifications
model110 SE[1]—
application focusprocess development applications[1]—
process capabilitydeep silicon plasma etching[1]—
capabilitiesvery high aspect ratio trench etch and profile control[1]—
configurationmultiple configurations with minimum technical intervention[1]—
System typeplasma etch system[4]—
Supported componentsMEMS and 3D-IC components[1]—
Control capabilityvery high aspect ratio trench etch and profile control[4]—
Physical descriptioncompact[1]—
Configuration—7 nm[2]
Full Load Amps—24 A[2]
Full Load—24 A[5]
Largest Load—13 A[5]
Acceleration Voltage—0.5-30 kV[7]
Beam Current Range—250 fA up to 20 nA[7]
Stage Travel (X,Y,Z)—75 x 75 x 20 mm[7]
Beam Drift Stability—~4 nm/min (drift)[7]
Conductor Resistivity (for deposit)—≤ 200 µΩ·cm[7]
Insulator Resistivity—≥ 1e15 µΩ·cm[7]
FIB Column / Type—Ion-photon Coaxial Taipan Column[7]
Image Resolution—~ 2.7 nm at 250 fA, 30 kV (graphite sample)[7]
Type—Focused Ion Beam (FIB)[2]
Node capability—7 nm[5]
Electrical requirements—200-240 VAC, Single Phase, 50/60 Hz[2]
Full load current—24 A[2]
Largest load current—13 A[5]
Vintage year—2015[2]
Tool type—Focused Ion Beam (FIB)[2]
Node—7 nm[2]
Power—200-240 VAC[2]
Phase—Single Phase[2]
Frequency—50/60 Hz[2]
Upgrade—CE Upgrade[5]
Upgrade note—Upgrade from 10 nm G1 to 7 nm G2[3]
Condition note—Without HDD / SSD[2]
Electrical rack note—Tapian Electrical Rack[6]

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Sources (7)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]Equipment inventory listing
  3. [3]Equipment inventory listing
  4. [4]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  5. [5]inventory listing
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  7. [7]inventory listing