Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 #9296412 for sale
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TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 is a high-performance photoresist equipment designed for production of wafers in the semiconductor industry. Photoresist is a photo-sensitive material that is used to create patterns on the surface of a wafer to create circuits and other components. TEL ACT 8 system is equipped with a large variety of advanced features, allowing it to provide extremely high precision in photoresist processing. At its core, TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 uses an optical imaging unit which focuses light onto the surface of the wafer, and then uses its multiple, proprietary technologies to apply the photoresist and develop it accurately. These technologies include laser-marking for creating fine patterns, an electron gun for applying the photoresist evenly, and high-precision motion control technology for precision control of photoresist level and thickness. Additionally, ACT 8 is condition-adaptive, automatically adjusting to changing exposure parameters in order to provide the highest possible accuracy. TEL ACT 8 can also be used in conjunction with compatible lithography tools to achieve even higher levels of accuracy and performance. When used in this manner, highly accurate, consistent patterns can be applied to the wafer quickly and easily. The machine is also known for its high levels of accuracy and repeatability, ensuring that photoresist patterns applied from one wafer to the next will be the exact same. Furthermore, TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 is highly flexible, allowing users to modify their settings quickly and easily. The tool can be adjusted at any time to accommodate different process parameters, such as changing exposure times and beam widths. Overall, ACT 8 is a powerful photoresist asset that offers exceptional accuracy, flexibility, and performance. By allowing users to create highly accurate and repeatable patterns on the wafer quickly and easily, it is an invaluable tool in the semiconductor industry.
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