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The Temescal SuperSweep64 is a fully digital beam sweep controller. The Temescal SuperSweep64 stores up to 64 user-defined sweep patterns. The Temescal SuperSweep64 addresses 1024 discrete points.[1][2]
The Temescal SuperSweep64 is a programmable beam sweep controller for an electron beam source used in deposition systems.
The Temescal SuperSweep64 offers fully digital operation, internal storage for up to sixty-four user-defined sweep patterns, and compatibility with almost any commercially available e-beam gun.[2][1]
The Temescal SuperSweep64 can address, dwell at, or avoid any of one thousand twenty-four discrete points.[2][1]
The Temescal SuperSweep64 is used in e-beam physical vapor deposition processes.[2][1]
The Temescal SuperSweep64 is compatible with deposition systems configured for lift-off oriented evaporation and wafer metallization.[4][6]
Instruction manual addendum is dated September 8, 2005.
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