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1.112 PSL WaferversusSupra 55

KLA 1.112 PSL Wafer, Zeiss Supra 55, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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FamilyKLA 1.112 PSL WaferZeiss Supra 55
Cited variants—
  • Supra 55 VP[1]
  • Supra 55 FESEM[2]
Specifications
ConfigurationNIST Traceable[3]Detectors:[5]
Wafer Size8 inch[3]—
NIST TraceableTrue[3]—
Compatible ToolsSurfscan 6xy0 and Sp1[4]—
Electron Source Type—Schottky thermal field emission source (FESEM)[2]
Accelerating Voltage—0.2 to 30 kV[6]
Accelerating Voltage (VP variant)—0.1 to 30 kV[7]
Imaging Resolution (High Vacuum, 15 kV)—1.0 nm[7]
Imaging Resolution (High Vacuum, 1 kV)—1.7 nm[7]
Imaging Resolution (High Vacuum, 0.2 kV)—3.5 nm[7]
Imaging Resolution (VP mode, 30 kV)—2.0 nm[7]
Resolution (general range)—2 nm[2]
Magnification Range—12 - 900,000x[7]
Probe Current—4 pA to 10 nA (20 nA optional)[7]
Variable Pressure Range—2 to 133 Pa, adjustable in steps of 1 Pa[7]
Detectors—InLens SE, E-T (SE2), AsB (backscattered), CL (cathodoluminescence), STEM, EDS, EBSD[5]
Sample Stage—5-Axes (X, Y, Z, R, T) Motorized Cartesian[7]
Operating System—Windows 7 32-bit with Smartsem v5.05[5]
Load-Lock System—FJELD Airlock[5]
Pumps—Adixen rough pump (airlock), Edwards RV12 oil rough pump (chamber)[5]
Chiller—ATC Chiller[5]
Model—Supra 55[5]
Equipment type—Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)[5]
Source type—FESEM[2]
Electron source—Schottky thermal field emission source[2]
Electron image resolution—1.0 nm (@ 15 kV), 1.7 nm (@ 1 kV), 3.5 nm (@ 0.2 kV), 2.0 nm (@ 30 kV in VP mode)[7]
Magnification—12 - 900,000x[7]
Variable pressure range—2 - 133 Pa, adjustable in steps of 1 Pa[7]
Acceleration voltage—0.1 - 30 kV[7]
Probe current—4 pA - 10 nA (20 nA optional)[7]
Accessory—FJELD Airlock[5]

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Sources (7)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]bu.edubu.edu
  2. [2]cmdis.rpi.educmdis.rpi.edu
  3. [3]inventory listing
  4. [4]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  5. [5]inventory listing
  6. [6]weizmann.ac.ilweizmann.ac.il
  7. [7]binghamton.edubinghamton.edu