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6300 DSWversusMA100 / 150e Gen2

GCA 6300 DSW, SUSS MicroTec MA100 / 150e Gen2, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
MA100 / 150e Gen2SUSS MicroTec
OEMGCASUSS MicroTec
CategoryLithographyLithography
Wafer size150mm150mm
Process node5X g-line wafer stepper—
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generationg-lineGen2
FamilyGCA 6300 DSWSUSS MicroTec MA100 / 150e Gen2
Cited variants
  • GCA 6300 DSW 5X g-line Wafer Stepperg-line[1]
  • GCA 6300 I-Line Wafer Stepperi-line[2]
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Specifications
Tool type5X g-line wafer stepper[1]—
Exposure wavelengthg-line (436 nm)[1]—
Numerical aperture0.30 NA[1]—
Reduction ratio5:1[1]—
Variable field sizeup to 15 mm square[1]—
Minimum feature size<0.9 µm[1]—
Wafer accommodation3" up to 150 mm; smaller pieces[1]—
Registered alignment<0.25 µm[1]—
Mask size5" x 0.090"-thick masks[1]—
Step and repeat exposure systemlaser-controlled stage motion[1]—
LensZeiss lens with 0.30 numerical aperture[1]—
Maximum die size~15 mm x 15 mm[2]—
Minimum substrate size~10 x 10 mm[2]—
Mask plates5x5x0.090 inches[2]—
Lens manufacturerZeiss (g-line) / Olympus (i-line)[2]—
Lens numerical aperture0.30 (g-line)[1]—
Field sizeup to 15 mm square (g-line)[1]—
Resolution<0.9 µm (g-line)[1]—
Alignment accuracytypically <0.25 µm (g-line)[1]—
Registration tolerance (global)max 0.30 µm (i-line)[2]—
Registration tolerance (local, DFAS)max 0.15 µm (i-line)[2]—
Wafer size3" to 150 mm (g-line)[1]up to 150 mm[3]
Light source350 W Hg arc lamp (i-line)[2]—
Intensity at wafer~180 mW/cm² (i-line)[2]—
Depth of field1.2 µm for 0.7 µm process (i-line)[2]—
Stage systemlaser-controlled stage motion (g-line)[1]—
Autofocusyes (i-line)[2]—
Exposure typestep and repeat[1]—
Reduction5:1[1]—
Type—Automated system[3]
Function—Mask Alignment, Exposure[3]

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Sources (3)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]cnfusers.cornell.educnfusers.cornell.edu
  2. [2]wiki.nanofab.ucsb.eduwiki.nanofab.ucsb.edu
  3. [3]hilpert.chhilpert.ch