G&P Technology POLI-500 Chemical Mechanical Polishing System

G&P Technology POLI-500 Chemical Mechanical Polishing System

iLab Name

G&P Technology POLI-500 Chemical Mechanical Polishing System

iLab Kiosk

BRK Packaging and Assembly Core

FIC

Tiwei Wei

Owner

Guy Telesnicki

Location

BRK 2087

Max. Wafer

200mm / 8"

Info Links

SOP | InternalStaff

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Overview

General Description

The G&P Technology POLI 500 tool is used for the planarization of dielectric, conducting, and semiconductor thin films on silicon wafers and other substrate materials. This polishing tool is an excellent choice for processing 6” (150 mm) and 8” (200 mm) wafers.

Specifications

Head, Table: 30–200 RPM, Rotational motion
Head oscillation: ± 20 mm
Size: 1100 (W) x 1150 (D) x 1880 (H) mm
Platen size: Φ 508 mm (20″)
Pressing method: Variable air pressure electronic controller
Hard Carrier Type: 80–500 g/cm 2 (1–7 psi) for 8″ wafer
Flexible Membrane Type: 80–500 g/cm 2
Process: Automatic sequence, Dry-in/Wet-out

Technology Overview - Remove if multiple tools use the same technology/process

 Description of the science behind the process. Include figures and diagrams if applicable.

 

Sample Requirements and Preparation

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 Operating Procedure

Standard procedure for tool operation, base off established Birck SOPs.

Process Control Information

Process Control Context

 

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Questions & Troubleshooting

Question about tool use or process result?
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Process Library

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References

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