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PEALD — Plasma Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is a layer-by-layer deposition process of very thin films with conformal coating on
Based on many years of experience in developing and manufacturing PECVD and ICPECVD equipment, including the proprietary planar triple spiral antenna ICP source, SENTECH proudly announces the launch of its first PEALD system. The new ALD system enables both thermal and plasma assisted operation and deposition monitoring using SENTECH ellipsometers. SENTECH offers leading edge ultra-fast in-situ ellipsometers for monitoring layer-by-layer film growth applying laser ellipsometry as well as wide range spectroscopic ellipsometry.
The first PEALD system was already set in operation at the
The PEALD films exhibit excellent thickness uniformity and very small variation of the refractive index measured with SENTECH spectroscopic ellipsometers.
September 2011
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SenSol Haze for quality control of TCO films in PV manufacturing

SENTECH SenSol Haze is designed for quality control of transparent conductive oxide films in PV manufacturing of thin film solar cells. It is a TCO inspection tool that offers uniformity mapping of film thickness and spectrally resolved Haze H(λ) on glass sheets of all standard glass sizes. Additional sensors for the measurement of sheet resistance, of composition, of optical constants like refractive index, absorption, and band gap are available.
Oerlikon Solar, Switzerland, a leading provider of thin film PV manufacturing equipment for the mass production of thin film silicon solar modules, is one of our key reference customers of the SenSol H. Oerlikon Solar uses the SenSol H for mapping the spectrally resolved haze and thickness of TCO layers on glass panels to drastically reduce the system service downtime. Oerlikon Solar recommends the SenSol H as quality control tool to its international customers.
The SenSol H comprises the computer-controlled conveyor transport system and the sensor platform for haze, film thickness, and other sensors. The special design of the system allows measurements at every position of the glass sheet, especially at the edges. Glass sheets can be loaded and unloaded manually or by a robot.
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July 2011
SENTECH developed new cluster tool
SENTECH has developed a two chamber cluster tool for etching of metals, dielectrics, and silicon. The system comes with cassette station for automated batch processing and manual loadlock for single wafer etching. The hexagon transfer chamber allows an installation where only cassette station and loadlock extend into the clean room. Chlorine and fluorine etching processes are separated from each other by the two etching modules. The substrate electrode temperature can be chosen between
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January 2011
IR spectroscopic ellipsometer SENDIRA
SENTECH infrared spectroscopic ellipsometer SENDIRA works with THERMO FTIR (6700). The arrangement combined the high performance IR ellipsometry with FTIR technology.
The IR ellipsometer is also available now for the new VARIAN FTIR series.
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November 2010
RM 2000 for contactless optical reflection measurement

SENTECH launched the new FTP advanced reflectometer RM 2000 with spectral range from
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October 2010
Depolab 200 — open lid parallel plate plasma deposition system
SENTECH Depolab 200 is our newest system for plasma deposition of dielectric films (
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August 2010
SenSol mapping tool for large glass substrates in PV
SENTECH announces the installation of a SenSol measurement system for the analysis of thin films of thin film solar cells. The multiple sensor platform of the SenSol can accommodate sensors for sheet resistance measurement (
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January 2009
SENDURO for 300 mm wafers
SENTECH delivers the first SENDURO measurement system for
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July 2008





