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The Surfscan 6400 uses optical particle inspection on bare wafers. It measures light scattering from the wafer surface, then evaluates the scattered signal to identify defects and estimate particle sensitivity, count accuracy, repeatability, and spatial resolution.[2][3][4][5]
For this model, the illumination source is a 30 mW argon-ion laser at 488 nm wavelength. The tool also supports automatic substrate thickness adjustment within a 2 mm range and single puck handling from a single cassette or platform.[3][4][5]
The tool is specified with up to 200 mm wafer capability, throughput up to 120 wafers per hour using 150 mm wafers and up to 95 wafers per hour using 200 mm wafers, defect sensitivity better than 0.20 um on most surfaces and better than 0.15 um on polished silicon at 95 percent capture rate, count accuracy better than 99 percent, and contamination less than 0.5 particles per square centimeter above 0.20 um diameter per single pass.[2][3][4][5]
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Last updated Jul 29, 2026.