Online information source for semiconductor professionals

Tool Orders: New chip company orders metal deposition tool from Trikon

15 September 2005 | By Syanne Olson | News > Wafer Processing

Popular articles

Micron moving fast on Hynix in Q208 NAND flash rankings, says iSuppli - 19 August 2008

Numonyx to close California Technology Center - 12 August 2008

Qimonda starts major reorganization: exits PC DRAM market - 13 October 2008

Micron close to Inotera share purchase, says Gartner - 06 October 2008

Applied Materials sees higher CapEx spending for 2009 - 15 August 2008

A new power semiconductor fabrication facility based in Asia has ordered Trikon Technologies, Sigma fxP metal deposition cluster tool. The first Sigma fxP system to ship to the new fabrication facility will provide contact/barrier and interconnect layers onto power management devices. Barrier layers will be deposited using Hi-Fill; Trikon's patented barrier deposition module that achieves increased film thickness at the base of deep contact holes. For interconnect, thick aluminum layers will be deposited at high rate in modules with very low maintenance schedules.

 "We are delighted to have won this order. This order validates our efforts to increase the contribution from Asia to our revenues," said Dr. John Macneil, President and CEO at Trikon Technologies. "We continue to invest resource into power specific technology in both our metal deposition and etch groups in order to increase both the productivity and capability of our tools. Power IC manufacturers are very cost driven and this order confirms the high throughput and low operating cost of the Sigma fxP. 35% of the top 20 power semiconductor manufacturers now use Trikon's equipment."

Related jobs

Factory Start Up Director/Manager (Solar Factory Operations) - Applied Materials - , 07 August 2008

Electrical engineering - Axcelis - Beverly, 10 August 2007

Software Engineer - ASML - Santa Clara, 09 August 2007

Algorithm Development Engineer - ASML - Santa Clara, 09 August 2007

Senior Algorithm Development Engineer - ASML - Santa Clara, 09 August 2007

Related articles

Tool Order: Akrion receives several batch immersion system orders - 18 June 2008

Tool Order: Oxford Instruments wins multiple deals in Russia - 16 April 2008

Tool Order: OIPT garners multiple orders from Malaysia - 03 March 2008

Immersion lithography heads for the rapids - 01 December 2003

Tool Order: sp3 Diamond Technologies wins orders from Japan and India - 24 June 2008

Reader comments

No comments yet!

Post your comment

Name:
Email:
Please enter the word you see in the image below: