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Fiber Optic Type
CHEMICAL SOLUTION
CONCENTRATION MONITOR
CS-100F1 Series

It's here! Inline multi-monitoring.
Support for multi-bath, single-bath, and single-wafer cleaning systems.

Outline
The HORIBA CS-100F1 Series chemical solution concentration monitors take straight aim at the need for highly accurate concentration monitoring of chemical solutions used in the etching and cleaning processes during semiconductor manufacturing. It offers real-time, inline measurement by directly integrating the sample cell into the cleaning system piping and by using fiber optic cable for light signal transmission. A single concentration monitor can be used to measure up to four types of chemical solutions or ranges and single-line monitoring of multiple chemical solutions in single-bath/single-wafer cleaning systems is possible. Also, a cell unit type is available with feedback concentration control for applications that demand higher accuracy.

Main Features
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Multi-monitoring of up to four types (chemical solution or range) with single concentration monitor.
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Inline measurement lets you follow the concentration in real time.
A cell unit type is also available for applications that demand accuracy.
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Supports concentration control for 300 mm processes with approx.
3 sec. measurement cycle.
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Increased stability by complete isolation of electrical and measurement sections.
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Compact and lightweight, the design saves space in wet cleaning system installations.
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Reduced lot failures boost yields in the cleaning process.

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