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Applied Materials 0020 23839 Part, Denton Vacuum 635, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
0020 23839 PartApplied Materials
635Denton Vacuum
OEMApplied MaterialsDenton Vacuum
CategoryDepositionDeposition
Wafer size—8"
Process node——
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FamilyApplied Materials 0020 23839 PartDenton Vacuum 635
Specifications
ConfigurationPlate, Sensor Clamp, Hdpcvd Ultima +[1]—
OEM—Denton Vacuum[2]
Model—635[2]
Tool type—Deposition[3]
Process capabilities—Four confocal cathodes, inclined 25 degrees off vertical[2]
Standard targets—4" Au, 4" Cr, 3" Pt, 3" Ti[2]
Film thickness range—From a few nm to hundreds of nm[2]
Sputter power supplies—DC1 pulse or DC, DC2, RF1[2]
Cathode switching—Switch-control any supply to any cathode[2]
Co-sputter capability—Yes[2]
Substrate pre-clean—RF2 supply[2]
Reactive sputtering—Nitrogen or oxygen[2]
Stage diameter—8 inch[2]
Substrate rotation—+/- 5% uniformity[2]
Chamber base pressure—2 x 10^-7 Torr in 12 hours[2]
Substrate heating—Up to 500 C[2]
Liftoff deposition—With water-cooled stage[2]
Argon pressure range—< 1-90 mT[2]
APC / MFC controller—100 sccm MFC controller[2]
Process Type—Sputter deposition (magnetron sputtering)[2]
Cathodes—Four confocal cathodes, inclined 25 degrees off vertical[4]
Stage Diameter—8 inch (200 mm)[2]
Deposition Uniformity—+/- 5% over 200 mm wafer/pallet area[4]
Substrate Rotation—50% = 13 RPM[4]
Substrate Heat—Up to 500 °C (heated stage installed)[2]
Base Pressure—Base pressure typical < 5×10⁻⁸ Torr; chamber base pressure in 12 hours = 2×10⁻⁷ Torr[4]
Chamber Pressure Range—< 1-90 mT controllable with APC and 100 sccm Ar MFC controller[4]
Sputter Power Supplies—DC1 (DC or pulsed DC), DC2, RF1 (auto-tuning), RF2 (for pre-clean). Switch-control any supply to any cathode, including simultaneous co-sputtering.[4]
Pre-clean Rate (RF2)—~11 nm/min at 100 W Ar, ~33 nm/min at 300 W[4]
Reactive Sputtering—Plasma Emission Monitor (PEM) controllable for N₂ or O₂, using pulsed DC supply[4]
Cryo Pump—Cryo pumped deposition chamber; cryo temperature < 20 K[4]
Film Thickness Control—Controllable from a few nm to hundreds of nm[2]
Cooling Stage—Water-cooled stage (standard configuration) supports liftoff deposition at 100-200W[4]
Load Lock—Ventable load lock with auto transfer[4]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]inventory listing
  2. [2]nanofab.utah.edunanofab.utah.edu
  3. [3]nanofab.utah.edunanofab.utah.edu
  4. [4]nanofab.utah.edunanofab.utah.edu