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The Hitachi M 712 / M 711 Dry Etch Process is an etch system for 12-inch wafers. The Hitachi M 712 / M 711 Dry Etch Process can be configured with a bipolar ESC and a Hitachi EPD monitor for endpoint detection. The Hitachi M 712 / M 711 Dry Etch Process includes a gas panel and supports a range of process gases.[1][2]
The Hitachi M 712 / M 711 Dry Etch Process uses an electrostatic chuck with a bipolar type, an endpoint monitor, an EC source generator, an EC bias generator, and an EC TMP controller.[2]
Dry etch equipment sits in the pattern-transfer portion of the fab flow, where it works after lithographic patterning and before later device finishing steps.
The Hitachi M 712 / M 711 Dry Etch Process belongs in a wafer-etch process module rather than in deposition, metrology, or inspection.
Dry etch chambers are used for plasma-based pattern transfer on semiconductor wafers.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M 712 / M 711 | — | 2006–2006 | Variant with gas configuration and ESC type Bipolar | Equipment inventory listing[2] |
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Last updated Oct 11, 2026.
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