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0010-18024 Pyrometer AssemblyversusS 9220 CD-SEM

Applied Materials 0010-18024 Pyrometer Assembly, Hitachi S 9220 CD-SEM, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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OEMApplied MaterialsHitachi
CategoryMetrology & InspectionMetrology & Inspection
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FamilyApplied Materials 0010-18024 Pyrometer AssemblyHitachi S 9220
Specifications
ConfigurationCapable of working on Applied Materials Radiance[1]Single Phase[2]
Power Supply—208 V, 60 Hz[2]
Wafer—Notch[3]
Length Measurement Method—Cursor & Line Profile Method[3]
Measuring Range—0.1 μm ~ 2.0 μm[3]
Length Measurement Reproducibility—± 1% or 3 nm (3σ) larger value[3]
Throughput—Continuous measurement mode 56 wafers / hr[3]
Length Measurement Reproduction Accuracy—40k-150k-200k times[3]
Measuring Mode—Automatic & Manual[3]
Secondary Electron Image Resolution—3 nm (acceleration voltage 0.8 kV)[3]
Optical Microscope Image—Approx 110 times[3]
SEM Image—1k to 300k times[3]
Range of Movement—X-axis: 0-200 mm, Y-axis: 0-200 mm[3]
Drive System—Pulse Motor Drive[3]
Control—Computer control, positioning control by linear encoder[3]
Drive Speed—Max. 100 mm / sec (each X-axis & Y-axis)[3]
Wafer Carrier -> Loader Room—Automatic transfer by wafer transfer robot[3]
Wafer size—Wafer Transfer Robot:[3]
Length Measurement—Cursor & Line Profile Method[4]
Voltage—100V[5]
Frequency—60 Hz[6]
Image Magnification (Optical Microscope)—Approx. 110 times[3]
Image Magnification (SEM Image)—1k to 300k times[3]
Stage Movement Range (X-axis)—0-200 mm[3]
Stage Movement Range (Y-axis)—0-200 mm[3]
Stage Drive Speed—Max. 100 mm / sec (each X-axis & Y-axis)[3]
Loader System—Automatic transfer by wafer transfer robot; random access type for 2 cassettes; vacuum suction chucking on back side; automatic OF/V-notch detection by optical sensor[3]
Acceleration Voltage—500 to 1600 V (variable in 10 V steps)[3]
Lens System—Electromagnetic Lens System, Booster Stock Lens[3]
Detection System—Scintillator / photomultiplier detector using EXB filter; 2 stage detection method for SE and BSE images[3]
Scanning Coil—2-stage electromagnetic deflection[3]
Astigmatism Correction—8-pole electromagnetic system (X, Y)[3]
Probe Current Monitor—Built-in Faraday cup, with automatic measurement function[3]
Optical Microscope—Approximately 1.2 mm square field of view, with black and white CCD camera[3]
Control CRT—EWS (GUI) 21-inch CRT[3]
Scanning Mode—TV scan, with auto brightness / contrast function[3]
Image Processing—Software using filtering; real-time image processing (optional) using DSP[3]
Image Recording—Video printing device (optional) & image file save function (optional)[3]
Safety Device—With emergency shutoff switch (mushroom type)[3]
Data Storage Medium—9G byte hard disk (including for system programs)[3]
Auxiliary Storage Medium—3.5-inch magneto-optical disk driver, 3.5-inch F/D driver[3]
Data Embedding Function—Statistical calculation function using worksheets (mean value, standard deviation, etc.)[3]
Print Output—80-digit thermal printer[3]
Vacuum Exhaust System—Fully automatic dry clean exhaust system; 3 ion pumps, two turbo molecular pumps, 2 dry pumps (supplied)[3]
Safety Functions—Protection function in the event of a power outage; AIR pressure drop; cooling water flow rate drop (self) with dynamic valve closing function; pump stop function[3]
Power Supply (208V variant)—208 V, 60 Hz, Single Phase[2]
Power Supply (100V variant)—100V, 60 Hz, Single Phase, 6kVA[5]
Power Supply (200V variant)—200V, 60 Hz, Single Phase[6]
Method—Random access type for 2 cassettes[3]
Wafer Detection in Cassette—Wafer Searcher Built-in[3]
Chucking Method—Vacuum suction on the back side of the wafer[3]
OF, V-notch Detection—Automatic detection by optical sensor[3]

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