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plasmapro-ngp80-rieversusPlasmaPro80

Oxford Instruments plasmapro-ngp80-rie, Oxford Instruments PlasmaPro80, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
plasmapro-ngp80-rieOxford Instruments
PlasmaPro80Oxford Instruments
OEMOxford InstrumentsOxford Instruments
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size200mm200mm
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FamilyOxford Instruments plasmapro-ngp80-rieOxford Instruments PlasmaPro80
Cited variants—
  • Oxford PlasmaPro80, RIE dry etcher, fluorine chemistry (RIE 1)[1]
  • Oxford PlasmaPro80, RIE dry etcher, fluorine chemistry (RIE 2)[1]
  • RIE 1[1]
  • RIE 2[1]
Specifications
Equipment nameOxford NGP80 RIE[2]—
Tag/aliasOxford-PlasmaPro-NGP80-RIE[2]—
Process typeplasma etch[2]RIE (Reactive Ion Etching), dry etcher[1]
Etch chemistryCHF3/Ar plasma[3]—
Process temperature20°C[3]—
Typical applicationEtching of SiO2 hard mask[3]—
plasma chemistryCHF3/Ar plasma[3]—
useEtching SiO2 hard mask[3]—
OEM—Oxford Instruments[1]
Model—PlasmaPro80[1]
Tool type—RIE dry etcher[1]
Chemistry—fluorine chemistry[1]
Process gases—CHF3, SF6, O2, Ar[1]
Maximum power—300 W @ 13.56 MHz[1]
Load system—Open-load system (no load lock)[1]
Wafer handling—chips to wafer up to 200mm[1]
Wafer size—100mm wafers[1]
Applications—hBN, SiGe, graphite and graphene soft etching[1]
Endpoint detection—Laser reflectometry/interferometry end-point-detection[1]
Wafer size (max)—200 mm[1]
Loading design—Open loading design (quick wafer loading/unloading)[5]
Wafer temperature control—Superior wafer temperature uniformity[5]
Compliance standards—Semi S2/S8[5]
Maximum wafer size—200 mm[1]
Process gases (RIE 1)—CHF3, SF6, O2, Ar[1]
Process gases (RIE 2)—CF4, CHF3, SF6, O2, Ar[1]
Wafer capacity (RIE 2)—100 mm wafers only, no chips[1]
Endpoint detection (RIE 2)—Laser reflectometry/interferometry[1]

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Sources (5)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]epfl.chepfl.ch
  2. [2]confluence.nanofab.ualberta.caconfluence.nanofab.ualberta.ca
  3. [3]discovery.ucl.ac.ukdiscovery.ucl.ac.uk
  4. [4]eprints.gla.ac.ukeprints.gla.ac.uk
  5. [5]semitech.com.trsemitech.com.tr