Tokyo Electron
The Tokyo Electron Mark 8 is a photoresist coating and developing track system for semiconductor lithography. The Mark 8 Coater/Developer configuration includes two coat modules and two developer modules. The Mark 8 Coater/Developer features a parallel wafer flow processing software option for simultaneous coat and develop.[1]

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Wafer size
Parallel wafer flow processing software option (simultaneous coat & develop)
Gas delivery
2 coater / 2 developer[1]
Mask aligners and associated lithography track equipment support the patterning sequence used in semiconductor fabrication. A coater applies photoresist, a developer removes selected resist after exposure, and a combined coater/developer system integrates both functions in one platform.
The Mark 8 family includes separate coater and developer variants as well as combined processing tools. Coating tools place a uniform resist film on the wafer surface, and developer tools complete the post exposure removal of selected resist areas that define the latent pattern.
The Mark 8 sits in the front end lithography flow between wafer preparation and pattern transfer steps. The coater portion prepares the wafer for exposure, and the developer portion follows exposure to reveal the patterned resist image before subsequent etch or deposition processing.
The Mark 8 family is used for resist coating and development on semiconductor wafers. The combined coater/developer configuration is suited to integrated lithography track processing where coating and developing steps are handled on the same tool.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tel Mark 8 Developer | — | 1993 | Developer configuration for 6-inch wafers. | Equipment inventory listing[3] |
| Tel Mark 8 Coater | — | 1992 | Coater configuration for 6-inch wafers. | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| Tel MARK 8 | — | 1998 | 8-inch SOGT configuration. | Equipment inventory listing[5] |
| Mark 8 Developer | — | 1993 | — | Equipment inventory listing[3] |
| Mark 8 Coater | — | 1992 | — | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| Mark 8 | — | 1998 | Listed as a coater/developer with parallel wafer flow processing software option (simultaneous coat & develop). | Equipment inventory listing[1] |
| Mark 8 Coater (6 inch) | — | 1992 | Coater-only configuration for 6-inch wafers | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
| Mark 8 Coater (8 inch) | — | 1996 | Coater-only configuration for 8-inch wafers | Equipment inventory listing[4] |
| Mark 8 SOGT | — | 1998 | SOGT variant (Spin-On-Glass Thin? or similar process) | Equipment inventory listing[5] |
| Mark 8 Coater/Developer | — | — | Combined coater and developer with parallel wafer flow processing | Equipment inventory listing[1] |
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The Mark 8 is available in 6-inch (150 mm) and 8-inch (200 mm) configurations.[3][2][4][1][5]
Yes, the coater/developer configuration includes a parallel wafer flow processing software option that enables simultaneous coating and developing of different wafers.[1]
Yes, the 8-inch coater/developer configuration can be equipped with a 6-inch kit to process smaller wafers.[1]
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The control-system platform and OS era of the Mark 8 are not on record.
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No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the Mark 8 are on record.
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The process node or technology generation of the Mark 8 is not on record.
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