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Orbis AlphaversusNGP80

memsstar Orbis Alpha, Oxford Instruments NGP80, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
Orbis Alphamemsstar
NGP80Oxford Instruments
OEMmemsstarOxford Instruments
CategoryEtchEtch
Wafer size200mm200mm
Process node——
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation——
Familymemsstar Orbis AlphaOxford Instruments NGP80
Cited variants—
Specifications
System typeoxide etch system[2]—
Process chemistryhydrogen fluoride etchants[2]—
Footprintsmall footprint[2]—
Dimensions600 x 540 x 900 mm[2]—
ControlPC controlled[2]—
User interfaceresistive touch screen[2]—
Selectivity to silicon nitride and silicon dioxide< 5% 1σ[2]—
Uniformity< 5% 1σ[2]—
Repeatability< 5% 1σ[2]—
Endpoint capabilityunique endpoint capability[2]—
Substrate size rangesample sizes to 200 mm[2]—
Selectivity (silicon nitride and silicon dioxide)excellent (<5% 1σ)[2]—
Uniformity and repeatability<5% 1σ[2]—
Control interfacePC controlled with resistive touch screen[2]—
Endpoint detectionunique endpoint capability[2]—
Process windowlarge process window to optimize process for any structure[2]—
Equipment name—Oxford NGP80 RIE[3]
Model—NGP80[4]
Configuration options—RIE, PECVD, RIE/PECVD[4]
Wafer size—up to 200 mm[4]
Electrode diameter—240 mm[1]
RF power—300 W[5]
Substrate temperature range (standard)—5-80 °C[5]
Substrate temperature (max)—400 °C[4]
Cryogenic temperature option—down to -150 °C[1]
Base pressure—≤5×10⁻⁷ mbar[4]
Process pressure range—10 mTorr to 10 Torr[4]
Gas species (RIE variant)—O2, CF4, SF6, Ar, CHF3, N2[5]
Chuck material—graphite[5]
Process Type—Reactive Ion Etch (RIE)[5]
Wafer Handling—pieces (unmounted), 100 mm, 150 mm[5]
Chuck Temperature Range—5–80 °C[5]
Gas Species—O2, CF4, SF6, Ar, CHF3, N2[5]
Location—room W1-062[6]

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Sources (6)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]scribd.comscribd.com
  2. [2]pnf.uchicago.edupnf.uchicago.edu
  3. [3]confluence.nanofab.ualberta.caconfluence.nanofab.ualberta.ca
  4. [4]instrumenthive.cominstrumenthive.com
  5. [5]confluence.nanofab.ualberta.caconfluence.nanofab.ualberta.ca
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