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S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology

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The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology is a 12-inch wafer metrology system for transparent film measurement. The S 300 ULTRA II uses multiple light sources including a 633 nm HeNe laser, solid-state 780 nm and 905 nm sources, and a UV lamp covering 190 nm to 400 nm. The S 300 ULTRA II covers spectroscopic reflectometry from 190 nm to 905 nm.[1][2]

S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology — Inventory photo
Fig. 01S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film MetrologyInventory photo[1]

Power

50/60 Hz[1]

Optics

OMA detector for the visible/IR range[1]

What it is

The Onto Innovation S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology is a metrology and inspection system for transparent film measurement on 12-inch wafers.[2][1]

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology uses a Brooks ABM 407 robot finger and two Brooks FIXLOAD load ports with FOUP capability.[1][2]

How it works

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology uses a 633 nm HeNe laser, solid-state sources at 780 nm and 905 nm, a UV lamp covering 190 nm to 400 nm, spectroscopic reflectometry covering 190 nm to 905 nm, an enhanced modulated scanning monochrometer for the DUV range, and an OMA detector for the visible and IR range.[1][2]

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology uses spot sizes of 50 μm in the DUV range and 2.5 μm, 15 μm, and 50 μm in the visible and IR range.[1][2]

Where it fits in the process flow

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology is used on 12-inch wafers and is configured for automated wafer handling with FOUP-compatible load ports.[1][2]

Applications

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology is used for transparent film measurement on semiconductor wafers.[2]

The S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology covers ultraviolet, visible, infrared, and deep ultraviolet measurement ranges.[1][2]

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Power & electrical3

50/60 Hz[1]
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Power
50/60 Hz[2]
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Electrical
100-240 Vac 1 N/PE[1]
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Wafer handling2

Robot Finger Type
Brooks ABM 407[2]
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Wafer Size
12 inch[2]
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Optics & imaging8

Light source
laser 633 nm HeNe and solid-state 780 nm , and 905 nm[1]
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Spectroscopic reflectoment covering 190 nm to 905 nm[1]
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Spot size
50 μm DUV and 2.5 μm/15 μm /50 μm (high medium and low magnification) visible /IR[1]
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OMA detector for the visible/IR range[1]
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Spectroscopic Reflectometry Range
190 nm to 905 nm[2]
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OMA Detector
for the visible/IR range[1]
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Light Source
laser 633 nm HeNe, solid-state 780 nm, and 905 nm[1]
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Optics
OMA detector for the visible/IR range[2]
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Configuration & options11

100-240 Vac 1 N/PE[1]
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Load Port Type
Brooks FIXLOAD (x2) with FOUP capability[1]
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UV lamp
190nm to 400nm[1]
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Enhanced modulated scanning monochrometer for DUV range[1]
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Enhanced Modulated Scanning Monochrometer
for DUV range[1]
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Manufacturer
Onto Innovation[2]
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Model
S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology[1]
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Category
Metrology & Inspection[2]
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Spot Size
50 μm DUV and 2.5 μm / 15 μm / 50 μm visible/IR[1]
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Measurement Capability
DUV, visible/IR, and UV measurement capabilities[2]
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Vintage
2005[1]
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  • Configuration50/60 Hz[1]
  • Power50/60 Hz[2]
  • Electrical100-240 Vac 1 N/PE[1]

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Frequently asked questions

What light sources are used in the system?

The system uses a laser source at 633 nm (HeNe), solid-state sources at 780 nm and 905 nm, and a UV lamp covering 190 nm to 400 nm.[1][2]

What spot sizes are available?

Spot sizes are 50 μm for the DUV range and 2.5 μm, 15 μm, and 50 μm for the visible/IR range (corresponding to high, medium, and low magnification).[1][2]

What load port configuration does the system have?

The system has two Brooks FIXLOAD load ports with FOUP capability.[1][2]

What robot finger type is used for wafr handling?

The system uses a Brooks ABM 407 robot finger.[1][2]

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  • No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology are on record.

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  • No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology are on record.

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  • The control-system platform and OS era of the S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology are not on record.

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  • No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the S 300 ULTRA II Transparent Film Metrology are on record.

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