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The Canon Anelva C 7100 GT is a deposition tool in the sputtering category.[1][2]
A sputtering system deposits material by driving atoms or clusters from a target onto a wafer or other substrate in a controlled vacuum environment.
A deposition tool of this class typically uses a plasma-based process chamber, target materials, power delivery, gas handling, and substrate positioning to form thin films.
The Canon Anelva C 7100 GT sits in the thin-film deposition part of the fab flow.
A sputtering tool in this position usually follows surface preparation and precedes later patterning or film-tailoring steps.
A sputtering deposition system is used to form functional films on semiconductor substrates.
Such tools are commonly used for conductive films, barrier layers, adhesion layers, and other engineered thin films.
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.
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