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Twinscan AT 1100versus101

ASML Twinscan AT 1100, EV Group 101, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
101EV Group
OEMASMLEV Group
CategoryLithographyLithography
Wafer size——
Process node——
Introduced——
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FamilyASML TwinscanEV Group 101
Specifications
Configuration50/60 Hz[1]—
Voltage230 V[1]—
Phase3 Phase[1]—
Light source193 nm ArF laser[2]—
Projection opticsCarl Zeiss Star Lith 1100, numerical aperture 0.75[2]—
Resolution100 nm[2]—
Overlay accuracy<20 nm at full throughput[2]—
Throughput93 wafers per hour for 300 mm wafers[2]—
Laser repetition rate4 kHz[2]—
Dual wafer stageYes[2]—
Wafer sizes8 inch / 200 mm, 12 inch / 300 mm[1]—
Power electrical50/60 Hz, 230 V, 400 VAC, 3 Phase[1]—
Laser modelCymer NL 7600 A[1]—
Included accessoriesHDD & Software[1]—
OEM—EV Group[3]
Model—101[3]
Equipment name—EVG 101 Spray Coater[3]
NEMO ID—evgspraycoat[3]
Training required—EVG 101 Training[3]
Training duration—1.50 hours[3]
Processing technique—Resist Spray Coat (manual)[3]
Cleanliness—"All"[3]
Location—SNF Paul G Allen L107 Cleanroom[3]
Wafer diameter (substrate size)—up to 300 mm[4]
Available modules—Spin coat / OmniSpray® / develop[4]
Wafer handling options—Bowed / warped / thin wafer handling, edge handling[4]
Dispense options—Various resist dispense pumps covering viscosities up to 52000 cP; constant pressure dispense systems; EBR / BSR / pre-wet / bowl wash / liquid priming[4]
Processing technique (at SNF)—Resist Spray Coat (manual)[5]
Cleanliness group (at SNF)—"All"[3]

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Sources (5)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]inventory listing
  2. [2]his-tek.comhis-tek.com
  3. [3]snfguide.stanford.edusnfguide.stanford.edu
  4. [4]evgroup.comevgroup.com
  5. [5]snfguide.stanford.edusnfguide.stanford.edu