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EVG40versusZ3D-7000

EV Group EVG40, Zygo Z3D-7000, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
EVG40EV Group
OEMEV GroupZygo
CategoryMetrology & InspectionMetrology & Inspection
Wafer size200mm200mm
Process node——
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation—5th generation
FamilyEV Group EVG40Zygo Z3D-7000
Cited variants
  • EVG40 Standard[1]
  • EVG40 Advanced[1]
  • EVG40 Semi-Automated[1]
  • EVG40 Fully-Automated[1]
  • EVG40 AUTOMATED[1]
  • EVG40 Standard Basic Unit[1]
  • EVG40 Advanced Basic Unit[1]
  • EVG40 Semi-Automated Basic Unit[1]
  • EVG40 Fully-Automated Basic Unit[1]
  • EVG40 NT[2]
  • EVG40 NT2[3]
  • EVG40 D2W[3]
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Specifications
Measurement typeTop-to-bottom side alignment accuracy measurement system[1]Non-contacting, non-destructive optical metrology[4]
TechnologyNon-destructive, visible light, self calibrating technology[1]ZYGO's fifth generation interferometric technology[4]
Measurement capabilityRepeatable top-to-bottom side alignment accuracy measurement[1]—
Supported wafer or substrate sizeAny wafer or substrate material up to 200 mm[1]—
Objective magnificationHigh power objectives from 5x to 50x[1]—
Absolute accuracy< 0.5 µm with a statistical probability of 99%[1]—
Control platformPC-based measurement system[1]—
Automation rangeManual to fully-automated versions[1]—
Standard basic unitAlignment stage optics[1]—
Advanced basic unitAlignment stage optics; advanced features include image recognition system, quick transparent overlay, and linewidth measurement mode[1]—
Semi-automated basic unitAlignment stage optics; advanced features include image recognition system, quick transparent overlay, and linewidth measurement mode; automation features include programmable microscope stage rack and motorized chuck rotation[1]—
Fully-automated basic unitAlignment stage optics; advanced features include image recognition system, quick transparent overlay, and linewidth measurement mode; automation features include programmable microscope stage rack, motorized chuck rotation, and robotic autoload cassette-to-cassette[1]—
Wafer sizeAny wafer or substrate material up to 200 mm[1]—
Measured parameters (NT variant)Lithography-relevant parameters like critical dimensions, as well as bond alignment accuracy[2]—
Measurement methods (NT variant)Critical dimension (CD) measurement, die-to-die alignment verification, multi-layer thickness measurement[2]—
Measurement accuracy (NT variant)High measurement accuracy in vertical and lateral direction[2]—
Overlay measurement (D2W variant)100 percent die overlay measurement with high precision[3]—
Wafer sizes—200 mm and 300 mm wafers[4]
Bridge-tool configuration—Can be configured to simultaneously handle both wafer sizes[4]
Key features—High speed non-contacting metrology; simultaneously measures multiple parameters; ISO Class 2, S2/S8, and CE certified; SEMI E95 compliant software; modular IntelliSensors reduce MTBR[4]
Software—MetroPro software[4]
Loaded wafers—FOUPS and/or open cassettes[4]
Throughput—Exceeds throughput of contact technologies (profilers, atomic force microscopes) by a factor of 10[4]
Simultaneous measurements—Film thickness, critical dimensions, overlay, trench depth, and general surface topography[4]
Precision—Sub-nanometer precision for critical etch depth processes[4]
Wafer loading—FOUPS and/or open cassettes, pre-alignment, super flat chuck[4]
Certifications—ISO Class 2, S2/S8, CE certified[4]
Software compliance—SEMI E95 compliant[4]
Modular sensors—IntelliSensors reduce MTBR[4]
Algorithms—OneShot, TopSlice, FilmSlice[4]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]evgroup.comevgroup.com
  3. [3]evgroup.comevgroup.com
  4. [4]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org