Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 #9312079 for sale

ID: 9312079
Wafer Size: 8"
Vintage: 2007
(4) Coater / (4) Developer system, 8" (2) Chemical boxes (2) SMC Thermo controllers TEAM KOREA Temperature and humidity controller AC Power box Left to right Wafer and carrier type: Notch (25) Slots (4) Uni-cassette loaders Carrier station: Type: Normal uni-cassette (4) Cassette stages Pick-up cassette Uni-cassette system Coater unit (2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4 Module): (3) Dispense nozzles with temperature controlled line RDS Pump Rinse nozzle: Back / EBR / Solvent bath Rinse system: 3 Liters (2) buffer tank systems PR Suck-back valve type: AMC Suck-back valve Programmable side rinse Direct drain Developer unit (3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 3-4 Module): Nozzle for each unit 2-Stream nozzles for DI rinse 2-Points for back side rinse on each unit Developer system: 3 Liters (2) buffer tank systems Developer temperature control system Direct drain (2) Adhesion units: Sealing closed chamber with built-in hot plate HMDS Tank with float sensor Interface type: NIKON High temperature hot plate (16) Low temp hot plates (9) Chill Plates (CPL) (4) Chilling Hot Plate (CHP) process station (3) Transition Stage (TRS) modules Transition Chill Plate (TCP) module Wafer Edge Exposure (WEE) module (2) Temperature control units Missing parts: Main controller (4) Coater cups (2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4) (3) Developer cups (3-1, 3-2, 3-3) Main display panel CRA X-Axis motor CSB Add on board (9) Coater PR pumps (2-1.2-2.2-3) IRA Y-Axis motor driver IRA Tweezers LHP Module cover Power: AC 208 V, 3 Phase 2007 vintage.
TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON ACT 8 is an advanced exposure equipment designed for photoresist applications. It is a laser-driven system that uses high resolution and precise control of exposure times to reduce mask defects and increase consistency in the exposed photoresist image. This photoresist unit consists of a laser source, a modulator unit, a scanning unit, an analyzer unit, and a photoresist image detector. The laser source generates the photons used to expose the photoresist. This can be of a He-Cd or an argon-ion type. The modulator ensures that each laser pulse has exactly the same duration, permitting precise control of power density and providing a uniform 10ns exposure. The scanning machine utilizes a highly precise and rigid mechanical design to accurately expose the photoresist. It operates by scanning an XY motor-driven stage at 1.2 meters per second. The analyzer unit uses a CCD sensor to confirm exact exposure of the photoresist image. The photoresist image detector allows for deflection-independent measurement of extremely accurate resist patterns. It combines a stage for measurement, a control unit for data input, and a display unit for signal output. It can detect positional errors as small as 0.2 micrometres. TEL ACT 8 is suitable for use in a variety of industries such as semiconductor manufacturing. It enables chipmakers to quickly and accurately produce devices with improved resolution and eliminates mask flipping. This advanced tool is capable of achieving a printing accuracy of 0.1 micrometres. It also offers excellent resource utilization with its ability to process large products at high speed.
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