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Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-Sversus770

Oxford Instruments Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-S, Plasma-Therm 770, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-SOxford Instruments
770Plasma-Therm
OEMOxford InstrumentsPlasma-Therm
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size100mm100mm
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FamilyOxford Instruments Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-SPlasma-Therm 770
Specifications
Process gasesBCl3, Cl2, N2, CF4, O2, Ar[1]—
UseEtching of compound semiconductors and metals[1]—
Allowed masksPhotoresist and dielectrics[1]—
Platen size238 mm[1]—
Power range< 270 Watts[1]—
MFC flow range - BCl30 – 100 sccm[1]—
MFC flow range - Cl20 – 50 sccm[1]—
MFC flow range - CF40 – 100 sccm[1]—
MFC flow range - O20 – 50 sccm[1]—
MFC flow range - Ar0 – 100 sccm[1]—
MFC flow range - N20 – 100 sccm[1]—
Pressure range< 250 mTorr[1]—
Wafer size100 mm designed size; 200 mm maximum[1]—
Manufacturer—Plasmatherm (Unaxis)[2]
Model—Plasma-Therm 770 SLR series[2]
Tool type—Dry Etch[2]
System type—Fluorine-based ICP etcher with loadlock[2]
Plasma source—Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) coil[2]
Substrate bias—Capacitively coupled substrate RF supply[2]
ICP coil power—1000 W at 2 MHz[2]
Substrate bias power—500 W at 13.56 MHz[2]
Available gases—C4F8, SF6, O2, Ar, N2, CHF3, CF4[2]
Backside cooling—Helium backside cooling[2]
Chuck temperature—10°C standard[2]
Wafer handling—Single 100 mm / 4-inch wafer handling with physical topside clamp contacting the outer 5 mm of the wafer[2]
Control system—Windows-based computer control of process and wafer handling[2]
Endpoint monitoring—In-situ laser monitor with camera and simulation software[2]
Number of MFC gas controllers—8[3]
Gases (chlorine configuration)—N₂, O₂, CHF₃, AR, CH₄, CL₂, BCL₃, CF₄[3]
Wafer size range (with appropriate kit)—2" to 8"[3]
Gases (previous usage, chlorine configuration)—N₂, O₂, He, CHF₃, Cl₂, BCl₃[4]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]cores.research.asu.educores.research.asu.edu
  2. [2]wiki.nanotech.ucsb.eduwiki.nanotech.ucsb.edu
  3. [3]nanolab.ucla.edunanolab.ucla.edu
  4. [4]wotol.comwotol.com