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Polysilicon EtchConfiguration
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The AutoEtch 490 is part of the AutoEtch family, which was Lam’s initial product line. The first AutoEtch product was sold in January 1982. The AutoEtch product line includes the 490, 590, and 690 series for etching polysilicon, oxide, and aluminum film applications, respectively. Despite being more than fourteen years old, continued improvements in both reliability and performance have enabled Lam to continue to offer the AutoEtch series as a suitable product for film applications involving line-widths of 0.8 micron or greater and wafer sizes of six inches or smaller.Documents
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LAM RESEARCH CORPORATION
AUTOETCH 490
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CATEGORY
Dry / Plasma Etch
Last Verified: Over 60 days ago
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Condition:
Used
Operational Status:
Unknown
Product ID:
104573
Wafer Sizes:
4"/100mm
Vintage:
Unknown
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LAM RESEARCH CORPORATION
AUTOETCH 490
CATEGORY
Dry / Plasma Etch
Last Verified: Over 60 days ago
Key Item Details
Condition:
Used
Operational Status:
Unknown
Product ID:
104573
Wafer Sizes:
4"/100mm
Vintage:
Unknown
Have Additional Questions?
Logistics Support
Available
Money Back Guarantee
Available
Transaction Insured by Moov
Available
Refurbishment Services
Available
Description
Polysilicon EtchConfiguration
No ConfigurationOEM Model Description
The AutoEtch 490 is part of the AutoEtch family, which was Lam’s initial product line. The first AutoEtch product was sold in January 1982. The AutoEtch product line includes the 490, 590, and 690 series for etching polysilicon, oxide, and aluminum film applications, respectively. Despite being more than fourteen years old, continued improvements in both reliability and performance have enabled Lam to continue to offer the AutoEtch series as a suitable product for film applications involving line-widths of 0.8 micron or greater and wafer sizes of six inches or smaller.Documents
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