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=== Purpose ===
=== Purpose ===


Many tools are set up for processing one particular size of wafer. The reasons why a tool processes one size of wafers and not others are numerous - they may include:
 
The dry etch tools are set up for processing one particular size of wafer. The reasons why a tool processes one size of wafers and not others are numerous - they may include:
* Hardware availability
* Hardware availability
* Processes required by users
* Processes required by users
The dry etch tools at Nanolab all have a default wafer size and may have other sizes of electrodes available. Other sizes of wafers or chips may also be processed but they will requrie the use of a carrier wafer. Using a carrier is also often required if the side of the wafer facing the electrode has structures.
The dry etch tools at Nanolab all have a default wafer size and may have other sizes of electrodes available. Other sizes of wafers or chips may also be processed but they will require the use of a carrier wafer. Using a carrier is also often required if the side of the wafer facing the electrode has structures.


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