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The Canon Anelva EC 7001 is a sputtering system. The Canon Anelva EC 7001 has substrate bias available. The Canon Anelva EC 7001 has annealing compatibility of 600°C.[1]

A sputtering system removes material from a target and deposits that material onto a substrate in a vacuum environment.
A sputtering system sits in the thin-film deposition step of semiconductor processing after surface preparation and before later thermal or patterning steps.
Sputtering systems are used to form conductive and refractory metal films for semiconductor devices and related microfabrication structures.
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The Canon Anelva EC 7001 is a sputtering system.[1]
The Canon Anelva EC 7001 has substrate bias available.[1]
The Canon Anelva EC 7001 uses 4 inch targets.[1]
The Canon Anelva EC 7001 has annealing compatibility to 600 C.[1]
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Last updated Oct 4, 2026.
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