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the DI board, Cryo control board, and C3 lift driver are either missing or defective. The configuration of the endura's sputter chambers is as follows: W 2ch and WSi 1ch. It does not include PreClean or PreHeat. DP is included.OEM Model Description
AMAT leveraged its expertise in single-wafer, multichamber architecture to develop an evolutionary platform called the Endura 5500 PVD (physical vapor deposition) in 1990 featuring a staged, ultra-high vacuum architecture for the rapid sputtering of aluminum and other metal films used to form the circuit interconnections on advanced devices.Documents
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APPLIED MATERIALS (AMAT)
ENDURA 5500
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CATEGORY
PVD / Sputtering
Last Verified: 5 days ago
Key Item Details
Condition:
Used
Operational Status:
Unknown
Product ID:
116419
Wafer Sizes:
6"/150mm
Vintage:
1995
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Last Verified: 5 days ago
Key Item Details
Condition:
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Operational Status:
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Product ID:
116419
Wafer Sizes:
6"/150mm
Vintage:
1995
Have Additional Questions?
Logistics Support
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Money Back Guarantee
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Transaction Insured by Moov
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Refurbishment Services
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Description
No descriptionConfiguration
the DI board, Cryo control board, and C3 lift driver are either missing or defective. The configuration of the endura's sputter chambers is as follows: W 2ch and WSi 1ch. It does not include PreClean or PreHeat. DP is included.OEM Model Description
AMAT leveraged its expertise in single-wafer, multichamber architecture to develop an evolutionary platform called the Endura 5500 PVD (physical vapor deposition) in 1990 featuring a staged, ultra-high vacuum architecture for the rapid sputtering of aluminum and other metal films used to form the circuit interconnections on advanced devices.Documents
No documents