Downstream/Remote Plasma Etching
Remote plasma etching or downstream plasma etching refers to the configuration wherein plasma is generated remotely relative to the process chamber and only the reactive species produced by the plasma reach the process chamber. This technique produces minimal surface damage at the substrate level and is used for plasma resist removal, surface cleaning and activation. In resist strip processes, the substrate is typically heated to enhance the reaction rate.
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Downstream/Remote Plasma Resist Removal , Downstream/Remote Plasma Etching
Gasonics Aura Asher gasonics
The Gasonics Aura Asher is an automated down stream microwave plasma system used for stripping photoresist of 4 inch wafers in the 'clean' cleanliness group.
Clean , Semiclean
SNF Cleanroom Paul G Allen L107
Downstream/Remote Plasma Resist Removal , Downstream/Remote Plasma Etching
Matrix Plasma Resist Strip matrix
The Matrix plasma asher is used to strip photoresist from contaminated wafers using a combination of oxygen plasma, high power, higher pressure and a heated chuck (platen).
Flexible
SNF Cleanroom Paul G Allen L107
Downstream/Remote Plasma Resist Removal , Downstream/Remote Plasma Etching
Gasonics Aura Asher gasonics
The Gasonics Aura Asher is an automated down stream microwave plasma system used for stripping photoresist of 4 inch wafers in the 'clean' cleanliness group.
Clean , Semiclean
SNF Cleanroom Paul G Allen L107
Downstream/Remote Plasma Resist Removal , Downstream/Remote Plasma Etching
Matrix Plasma Resist Strip matrix
The Matrix plasma asher is used to strip photoresist from contaminated wafers using a combination of oxygen plasma, high power, higher pressure and a heated chuck (platen).
Flexible
SNF Cleanroom Paul G Allen L107
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