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Hi all, can any expert share more insight statistic over the number of machines that are required for a standard front-end plant that produce 20,000 wafer output a month? How many machines require in each department? Though the number will be affected by the recipe, but any rough idea how much percentage each department stands for?
Secondary, how many robot arms (e.g Yaskawa/Kawasaki...etc) will it consists?
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Hi all, can any expert share more insight statistic over the number of machines that are required for a standard front-end plant that produce 20,000 wafer output a month? How many machines require in each department? Though the number will be affected by the recipe, but any rough idea how much percentage each department stands for?
Secondary, how many robot arms (e.g Yaskawa/Kawasaki...etc) will it consists?
Very much depend on what you want to make. That's a meaningless question to ask without knowing that first.
Few fabs in mainstream 55-65nm nodes staying at dry lithography have pivoted for "machine gun" processes with very high productivity, and can probably hit that with just 3-4 litho machines.
