Tool family
Tokyo Electron Mark 8 is a lithography machine used to transfer patterned circuit images onto a photoresist-coated substrate. It belongs to the class of tools that define feature locations for subsequent semiconductor fabrication steps.
Cited variants
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tel Mark 8 Developer | — | 1993 | Developer configuration for 6-inch wafers. | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| Tel Mark 8 Coater | — | 1992 | Coater configuration for 6-inch wafers. | Equipment inventory listing[3] |
| Tel MARK 8 | — | 1998 | 8-inch SOGT configuration. | Equipment inventory listing[4] |
| Mark 8 Developer | — | 1993 | — | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| Mark 8 Coater | — | 1992 | — | Equipment inventory listing[3] |
| Mark 8 | — | 1998 | Listed as a coater/developer with parallel wafer flow processing software option (simultaneous coat & develop). | Equipment inventory listing[5] |
General referenceTokyo Electron Mark 8 is a lithography machine used to transfer patterned circuit images onto a photoresist-coated substrate. It belongs to the class of tools that define feature locations for subsequent semiconductor fabrication steps.