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EVG 620 Mask Aligner
Nanofabrication Facility
MAKE
EVG
MODEL
620
LOCATION
LISE Cleanroom G07
1. Introduction
EVG 620 mask aligner is a high-resolution photolithography tool capable of performing both topside and backside alignment. With the current setup the tool can process 6"wafers. The EVG 620 is the most automated mask aligner in the CNS cleanroom. It is capable of prepositioning the optical system (objectives) to a pre-assigned coordinate making future processing more convenient. With the help of 10X objectives for both top and bottom alignment you can get up too ~1.5 µm alignment accuracy.
2. Application
Major functions, features, and benefits:
a) Topside(TSA) and Backside(BSA) alignment
b) Achievable exposure resolution ~1 µm, alignment resolution ~ 1.5µm
c) Only 6" wafer is allowed
d) Able to perform soft, hard, low vacuum and vacuum contact, as well as proximity exposure
e) Restricted to positive-tone photoresists.
Click here to view this tool in the CNS virtual reality model.
Please contact staff for information on training. Please refer to the Nanofabrication Facility Use tab of the User Info section of the CNS website for the nanofab training flowchart.
Bok Yeop Ahn
byahn@cns.fas.harvard.edu
primary contact