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Reticle/Mask Particle Detection System

PR-PD3

Compact, Low Operating Cost, and Wide Ranging Applications

Outline

Featuring a high net working rate and stability over the long term, the HORIBA PD Series has attained a solid reputation in semiconductor fabrication plants. Redesigned in a compact package, the PR-PD3 inherits high-performance features such as a simple conveyance system for stable long-term operation, high throughput, reliable optics, and the ability to counter erroneous detection. While attaining a compactness approximately one half its predecessor, the PR-PD2, it also boasts low running cost.
With a detection sensitivity of 0.5 µm, it is very versatile. The new PR-PD3 offers simplicity and yet meets wide ranging needs in applications involving the measurement of particles on reticles and masks.

Main Features

Compact design 1/2 of predecessor
The compact design boasts a footprint one half that of the PR-PD2. Taking up much less space, the PR-PD3 can be arranged freely, even with the addition of an operation unit (option).

Low maintenance and operating costs
Maintenance and operating costs have been reduced by using a highly economical He-Ne laser and simply designed inspection loader/stage unit.

Effective function for countering erroneous detection
The PR-PD3 is equipped with both a polarized differential function for coarse patterns and a low-pass difference function for fine patterns. Utilizing these two methods, erroneous detection can be effectively countered in OPC patterns, etc., that possess both characteristics.

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