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F50versusP/N: 0023889-00 Wafer Vacuum Chuck

Filmetrics F50, KLA P/N: 0023889-00 Wafer Vacuum Chuck, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
F50Filmetrics
OEMFilmetricsKLA
CategoryMetrology & InspectionMetrology & Inspection
Wafer size150mm150mm
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FamilyFilmetrics F50KLA P/N: 0023889-00 Wafer Vacuum Chuck
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Specifications
ManufacturerFilmetrics[2]—
ModelF50-UV[2]—
Tool TypeInspection, Test and Characterization[2]—
DescriptionThin-Film Reflectometry[2]—
Reflection spectrum range190-1100 nm[2]—
Light sourcesDeuterium (UV) and Halogen (Vis-nIR)[2]—
Thickness / optical constants range10 Å to 150 µm thickness, n, and k measurements[2]—
Wafer mapping sizeMotorized mapping on wafers up to 150 mm[2]—
Small substrate size≥ 2-3 mm[2]—
Measurement spot sizeApprox. 1-2 mm[2]—
Measurement capabilityCan model up to three layers with accuracy[2]—
Measurement modesMotorized wafer-mapping or non-motorized single-spot measurements[2]—
Maximum sample sizeSamples as large as 300 mm in diameter[1]—
Stage typeMotorized R-Theta stage[1]—
Mapping speedAs quickly as two points per second[1]—
Computer interfaceUSB port connection to a Windows computer[1]—
Wavelength range (F50-UV variant)190-1100 nm[2]—
Light sourceDeuterium (UV) and Halogen (Vis-nIR)[2]—
Thickness measurement range10 Å to 150 µm (n and k also measured)[2]—
Mapping capabilityMotorized mapping on wafers up to 150mm[2]—
Layer modelingUp to three layers[2]—
Form factorTabletop, connects via USB[1]—
SoftwareFILMeasure 5.0[1]—
Reflection spectrum190-1100 nm[2]—
Measurement modeMotorized mapping or non-motorized single-spot measurements[2]—
Configuration—Compatible with KLA SP1 Classic // SP1-TBi //SP1-DLS[3]
Wafer size—150mm / 200mm Wafer Vacuum Chuck[3]

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Sources (3)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]wiki.nanotech.ucsb.eduwiki.nanotech.ucsb.edu
  3. [3]inventory listing