At the SPIE EUV conference a few months ago, ASML's Matthew Graham presented a brief update on the status of EUV tools.
Briefly:
1. In Q2 2021, 92-102 tools exposed ~11 million wafers (although peak output 2500 WPD)
2. Availabiliy ranged from 75% to 95% by end of Q2 2021
3. NXE:3600D increased throughput >18% over NXE:3400C, giving 160 WPH @30mJ/cm2
4. EUV collector lifetime improved to 10% drop after 200 billion 50kHz pulses (~46 days).
5. In the research lab, up to 500W achieved, but customer use is at 250W.
Paper (presentation only): D. C. Brandt, I. V. Fomenkov, and M. Graham, "Performance and availability of EUV Sources in high volume manufacturing on multiple nodes in the field and advances in source power," Proc. SPIE 11854, 1178540J (2021).
Briefly:
1. In Q2 2021, 92-102 tools exposed ~11 million wafers (although peak output 2500 WPD)
2. Availabiliy ranged from 75% to 95% by end of Q2 2021
3. NXE:3600D increased throughput >18% over NXE:3400C, giving 160 WPH @30mJ/cm2
4. EUV collector lifetime improved to 10% drop after 200 billion 50kHz pulses (~46 days).
5. In the research lab, up to 500W achieved, but customer use is at 250W.
Paper (presentation only): D. C. Brandt, I. V. Fomenkov, and M. Graham, "Performance and availability of EUV Sources in high volume manufacturing on multiple nodes in the field and advances in source power," Proc. SPIE 11854, 1178540J (2021).
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