PE-200 PECVD Thin Film System

The PE-200 PECVD system provides uniform plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition for high-quality dielectric and optical films. It supports 2–8" wafers and processes at 100–400°C for R&D and production.

High-quality dielectric films
100–400°C process range
Supports 2–8" wafers

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Tech Specs

Process	PECVD Deposition
Model	PE-200
Temperature Range	100–400 °C
Wafer Sizes	2, 3, 4, 6, 8 inch

Key Features

High-Quality Dielectric Deposition

The PE-200 enables deposition of dense, uniform dielectric and optical films with low defect density and excellent electrical properties, improving device performance and long-term reliability across semiconductor and optoelectronic applications.
Flexible Wafer Size Support

Designed to handle 2 to 8 inch wafers, the system offers flexible process configurations suitable for R&D, pilot production, and small-volume manufacturing while minimizing downtime during changeovers.
Wide Operating Temperature Range

With a 100–400°C processing window, the system accommodates a broad range of precursor chemistries and substrate materials, enabling both low-temperature and high-temperature PECVD processes for diverse film requirements.
Precise Process Control Stability

Advanced control over RF power, gas flow and chamber environment ensures stable plasma conditions and repeatable film thickness and composition, reducing process variability and improving yield consistency.
Cross-Industry Application Capability

Applicable to semiconductors, photovoltaics, medical devices and optical components, the PE-200 supports dielectric, passivation and anti-reflective coatings that meet stringent industry performance and reliability demands.
Compact Integrable System Design

Engineered with a compact footprint and user-friendly interface, the PE-200 is easy to integrate into lab or fab environments, simplifying installation, operation and routine maintenance for fast deployment.

Plasma Cleaning Process

Plasma Generation

Process gas is energized and converted into a reactive plasma containing ions, electrons, and radicals.
Plasma–Surface Interaction

High-energy plasma species reach the material surface and interact with contaminants at the molecular level.
Chemical Reaction

Reactive ions and radicals break down organic residues and surface contaminants through controlled chemical reactions.
Volatilization

The reaction products are converted into volatile compounds and enter the gas phase.
Removal from Surface

Gaseous by-products desorb from the surface and are evacuated, leaving a clean, activated material surface.