Dielectric Films
SiO2, SiNx, and SiON deposition for passivation, interlayer dielectric, optical, and MEMS workflows.
Equipment Platform
Low-temperature plasma-enhanced CVD for dielectric films, passivation layers, optical coatings, MEMS stacks, and research thin-film process development.
This platform is configured and quoted to your process — it is not sold online.

Wafer Size
4-12 in
RF Power
500-2000 W
Gas Lines
Up to 6
Temp Range
20 to 400 C
Process-first configuration
PECVD selection starts with the target film, allowed thermal budget, stress target, refractive index, gas chemistry, deposition rate, and wafer handling requirements. The platform is configured around those process constraints rather than a fixed catalog setup.
SiO2, SiNx, and SiON deposition for passivation, interlayer dielectric, optical, and MEMS workflows.
a-Si:H and related plasma-deposited films for device research, sensors, and thin-film electronics.
SiC and optional DLC process configurations for barrier, encapsulation, and protective film development.
Core Process Windows
Plasma-assisted chemistry enables useful film growth at lower substrate temperatures than thermal CVD.
Single or dual-frequency RF configurations support stress and ion-bombardment tuning for MEMS and optical stacks.
Configurable gas delivery supports dielectric, semiconductor, and protective coating recipes in one platform family.
Technical Specifications
Core values are taken from the equipment summary and legacy datasheet table for fast process screening. Final configuration should be confirmed with engineering during quote review.
Applications
Passivation layers
Interlayer dielectrics
Optical coatings
MEMS membranes
Device encapsulation
Flexible electronics
Process evidence
Four-inch whole-wafer SiO2 deposition achieved on the PECVD platform family.

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FAQ
The PECVD platform supports common dielectric and semiconductor films including SiO2, SiNx, a-Si:H, SiC, SiON, and optional DLC process configurations.
PECVD uses plasma-assisted chemistry to enable film deposition at lower substrate temperatures, making it useful for passivation, encapsulation, MEMS, optical coatings, and temperature-sensitive research stacks.
The PECVD platform supports 4 inch to 12 inch wafers, 500 to 2000 W RF power at 13.56 MHz and/or 400 kHz, 20 to 400 C temperature control, up to 6 gas lines, and <5% film uniformity.
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