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NGP80versusPlasmalab 80 Plus

Oxford Instruments NGP80, Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 80 Plus, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
NGP80Oxford Instruments
Plasmalab 80 PlusOxford Instruments
OEMOxford InstrumentsOxford Instruments
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size200mm200mm
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FamilyOxford Instruments NGP80Oxford Instruments Plasmalab 80
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Specifications
Equipment nameOxford NGP80 RIE[2]—
ModelNGP80[3]—
Configuration optionsRIE, PECVD, RIE/PECVD[3]—
Wafer sizeup to 200 mm[3]Up to 200mm[6]
Electrode diameter240 mm[1]—
RF power300 W[4]600W[6]
Substrate temperature range (standard)5-80 °C[4]—
Substrate temperature (max)400 °C[3]—
Cryogenic temperature optiondown to -150 °C[1]—
Base pressure≤5×10⁻⁷ mbar[3]—
Process pressure range10 mTorr to 10 Torr[3]—
Gas species (RIE variant)O2, CF4, SF6, Ar, CHF3, N2[4]—
Chuck materialgraphite[4]—
Process TypeReactive Ion Etch (RIE)[4]—
Wafer Handlingpieces (unmounted), 100 mm, 150 mm[4]—
Chuck Temperature Range5–80 °C[4]—
Gas SpeciesO2, CF4, SF6, Ar, CHF3, N2[4]—
Locationroom W1-062[5]—
Tool ID—DE-04[6]
Type—Reactive Ion Etching (RIE)[6]
Design—compact open-loading tool[6]
RF generator—600W[6]
Wafer capacity—up to 200mm wafers[6]
Process gases—CF4, Ar, O2, SF6, CHF3[6]
Suitability—R&D or small-scale production[6]
Maximum wafer size—200mm[6]
Tool type—Reactive Ion Etching (RIE)[6]
Loading type—Open load[6]
-Process—PECVD
-Voltage—208 VAC, 3 Phase
-Equipment component—Main body
Description—Open load reactive ion etch system[7]
Wafer size designed for—100 mm[7]
Wafer size maximum—200 mm[7]
Platen size—238 mm[7]
Power range—< 270 W[7]
Etch targets—Compound semiconductors and metals[7]

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Sources (7)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]scribd.comscribd.com
  2. [2]confluence.nanofab.ualberta.caconfluence.nanofab.ualberta.ca
  3. [3]instrumenthive.cominstrumenthive.com
  4. [4]confluence.nanofab.ualberta.caconfluence.nanofab.ualberta.ca
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  6. [6]nano.upenn.edunano.upenn.edu
  7. [7]cores.research.asu.educores.research.asu.edu