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iLab Name | FormFactor PAV200 Semi-Automatic Vacuum Probe Station |
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iLab Kiosk | BRK Characterization Core |
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FIC | Shared |
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Owner | Neil Dilley |
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Location | BRK 2043 |
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Max. Wafer | 200 mm / 8 in |
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Wafer-scale semi-automatic vacuum probe station equipped with 4 DC and 2 RF (to 67 GHz) probes as well as a probe card feedthrough. The chuck can be heated to 300 C, and can also be voltage biased for body-biasing. Adapters for clamping arrays of 5x5mm or 10x10mm coupons are also provided.
Vacuum from 1e-4 torr up to atmosphere in air or N2.
Chuck temperature from 20 C up to 300 C.
Chuck biasing from -40 V to +40V DC.
Sample size: 8" wafer, 5x5mm or 10x10mm coupon. Adapters to other sample sizes can be purchased.
2x RF probes are G-S-G design with 150 um pitch and rated up to 67 GHz.
On-board software control allows semi-auto die-scale array probing (probes lift-move-drop) integrated with measurements on parameter analyzer or other electronics.
Description of the science behind the process. Include figures and diagrams if applicable.
Samples that may be used in the tool, materials that are compatible/incompatible, and the required cleaning before the tool may be used. May include both an "ideal" clean and a minimum required clean. Also include BOE/oxide removal, dehydration, or any recommended post process steps.
Standard procedure for tool operation, base off established Birck SOPs.
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