Oxford Instruments
The Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 800 Plus RIE is a reactive ion etching system. The Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 800 Plus RIE uses a PC controller providing an intuitive user interface. The Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 800 Plus RIE keeps its footprint minimal by locating all electronics and vacuum components within the tool body.[1][2]

Power
Advanced Energy RFX 600A RF supply[3]
Vacuum
Leybold TMP-361C turbopump[3]
Gas delivery
Four MFC gas controllers[2]
Reactive ion etchers are dry plasma process tools used to remove material from wafer surfaces with directional ion-assisted chemistry. Reactive ion etchers are used in microfabrication flows after pattern definition so that a resist or hard-mask image can be transferred into an underlying film.
Reactive ion etchers operate by sustaining a low-pressure plasma from process gases inside a vacuum chamber while RF power drives ion bombardment toward the substrate. Reactive ion etchers combine chemical reaction from plasma species with physical ion impact so that patterned films can be etched with controlled profile shape.
Reactive ion etchers are pattern transfer tools that sit after lithographic masking and before later strip, clean, deposition, or integration steps. Reactive ion etchers are used when a process needs anisotropic dry etching rather than liquid wet etching.
Reactive ion etchers are used to etch thin films and surface layers in semiconductor and related microfabrication work. Reactive ion etchers support transfer of patterned features into dielectrics, semiconductors, metals, and hard masks when a plasma process is selected for directional material removal.
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The Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 800 Plus RIE is a reactive ion etching system.[3][1][2]
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Last updated Oct 17, 2026.
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