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The Lam Research 2300 e 4 Kiyo FX is a semiconductor etch system.[1]
Plasma etch systems generate a plasma from a process gas within a vacuum chamber. The wafer is placed on a cathode that is biased with radio-frequency (RF) power to control the energy of ions striking the wafer surface. The energetic ions and reactive radicals remove material from the exposed areas of the dielectric layer.
The Lam Research 2300 e 4 Kiyo FX is used in the etch step of semiconductor fabrication, following photolithography that has defined the pattern on the wafer. The etch process transfers the pattern into the underlying dielectric layer. Downstream steps typically include resist strip, cleaning, and metrology.
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Last updated Aug 26, 2026.