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Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-Sversus6550

Oxford Instruments Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-S, Tegal 6550, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-SOxford Instruments
6550Tegal
OEMOxford InstrumentsTegal
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size100mm100mm
Process node——
Introduced—2000
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones—2000 Patent announcement · 2001 Order announced
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyOxford Instruments Plasmalab-80plus-Cloey-STegal 6550
Cited variants—
  • 6550 Spectra[1]
Specifications
Process gasesBCl3, Cl2, N2, CF4, O2, Ar[2]—
UseEtching of compound semiconductors and metals[2]—
Allowed masksPhotoresist and dielectrics[2]—
Platen size238 mm[2]—
Power range< 270 Watts[2]—
MFC flow range - BCl30 – 100 sccm[2]—
MFC flow range - Cl20 – 50 sccm[2]—
MFC flow range - CF40 – 100 sccm[2]—
MFC flow range - O20 – 50 sccm[2]—
MFC flow range - Ar0 – 100 sccm[2]—
MFC flow range - N20 – 100 sccm[2]—
Pressure range< 250 mTorr[2]—
Product type—etch reactor / plasma etch system[3]
Wafer size—100mm–200mm[1]
Process target—non-volatile metal and metal oxide films[3]
Primary application—volume production of magnetic memory components such as MRAM and GMR devices[3]
Platform—full cluster tool technology[3]
Process capability—patented rinse-strip-rinse feature / process capability[3]
Chamber configuration—dual-chamber platform[4]
Plasma source—patented next-generation dual-frequency plasma source technology[3]
Plasma source (later material)—Spectra plasma source[4]
Available option—deposition shield[3]
Type—plasma etch reactor[3]
Processes—etching non-volatile metal and metal oxide films[3]
Plasma source technology—patented next-generation, dual-frequency plasma source technology[3]
Variant—Spectra plasma source[4]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]cores.research.asu.educores.research.asu.edu
  3. [3]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  4. [4]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org