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=JEOL 9500 cassette specifications page= | =JEOL 9500 cassette specifications page= | ||
Wafer cassettes are available for 2", 4", 6" and 8" wafers. Wafers must be intact, i.e. fractions of wafers can '''not''' be exposed in these cassettes. Cassettes dedicated chip exposure are also available. | Wafer cassettes are available for 2", 4", 6" and 8" wafers. Wafers must be intact, i.e. fractions of wafers can '''not''' be exposed in these cassettes. Cassettes dedicated chip exposure are also available. While cassettes are individually adapted to a specific substrate type they naturally share a set of features as illustrated below. | ||
*The front side has six reference planes. One should avoid touching these to preserver them as clean and scratch free as possible. | |||
*One should also avoid touching the hook. | |||
*On the back side each cassettes has a unique ID and barcode. The barcode is read by the cassette transfer system. | |||
*Substrates are held in place by a cover ring that locks with a copper spring clamp. To unlock a cover simply press down on the copper clamp and turn to the open position. | |||
*Most cassettes have a set screw that can be used to precisely rotate the entire substrate slot. This is mostly used for alignment on the pre-aligner. | |||
*Cassettes with a rotation set screw also has a rotation scale. | |||
*Some cassettes have engraved slot ID's | |||
Cassettes are either made in aluminium or titanium. The thermal expansion coefficient of titanium is about half of that of aluminium. Hence thermal drift is reduced on titanium cassettes. | |||
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Revision as of 17:13, 18 February 2023
JEOL 9500 cassette specifications page
Wafer cassettes are available for 2", 4", 6" and 8" wafers. Wafers must be intact, i.e. fractions of wafers can not be exposed in these cassettes. Cassettes dedicated chip exposure are also available. While cassettes are individually adapted to a specific substrate type they naturally share a set of features as illustrated below.
- The front side has six reference planes. One should avoid touching these to preserver them as clean and scratch free as possible.
- One should also avoid touching the hook.
- On the back side each cassettes has a unique ID and barcode. The barcode is read by the cassette transfer system.
- Substrates are held in place by a cover ring that locks with a copper spring clamp. To unlock a cover simply press down on the copper clamp and turn to the open position.
- Most cassettes have a set screw that can be used to precisely rotate the entire substrate slot. This is mostly used for alignment on the pre-aligner.
- Cassettes with a rotation set screw also has a rotation scale.
- Some cassettes have engraved slot ID's
Cassettes are either made in aluminium or titanium. The thermal expansion coefficient of titanium is about half of that of aluminium. Hence thermal drift is reduced on titanium cassettes.
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Back side and front side view of cassette BSPCL-520. |