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635LLversusMVD100E

Denton Vacuum 635LL, SPTS MVD100E, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
635LLDenton Vacuum
OEMDenton VacuumSPTS
CategoryDepositionDeposition
Wafer size200mm200mm
Process node——
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyDenton Vacuum 635LLSPTS MVD100E
Specifications
Cathodes4-cathodes[1]—
Gas / process feedbackRGA, OES-feedback reactive oxygen or nitrogen sputter[1]—
Chuck temperatureheated/cooled chuck to 500C[1]—
Process modeco-sputtering[1]—
Substrate sizecoats up to 200mm diameter substrates[1]—
Number of cathodes4[2]—
Residual gas analysis (RGA)Included[2]—
Reactive sputtering feedbackOES-feedback reactive oxygen or nitrogen sputter[2]—
Chuck temperature rangeHeated/cooled to 500 °C[2]—
Co-sputtering capabilityYes[2]—
Maximum substrate size200 mm diameter[2]—
processing mode—Single substrate or small batch processing[3]
wafer size—200mm wafers[3]
substrate handling—Components on trays or racks[3]
chamber volume—Small chamber volume for fast processing[3]
access design—Top-opening for ease of maintenance and cleaning[3]
process capability—Integrated plasma surface treatment and chamber clean capability[3]
automation—Automated process sequence routines[3]
diagnostics—Exceptional reliability with extensive self-diagnostic and data logging capability[3]
capability—MVD and ALD-capable[3]
Wafer size—200mm[3]
Diagnostics—Extensive self-diagnostic and data logging capability[3]
Deposition capability—MVD and ALD-capable[3]
Reliability—Exceptional reliability[3]
Product type—Deposition Tool[4]
Process type—Molecular Vapor Deposition (MVD) system[3]
Intended use—R&D or pilot manufacturing[3]

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Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]nanofab.utah.edunanofab.utah.edu
  2. [2]nanofab.utah.edunanofab.utah.edu
  3. [3]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  4. [4]atomiclayerdeposition.comatomiclayerdeposition.com