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0 500versus5TA

Blue M 0 500, YES 5TA, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
0 500Blue M
5TAYES
OEMBlue MYES
CategoryThermal / DiffusionThermal / Diffusion
Wafer size—4-inch wafers; 5-6-inch wafers; 8-inch wafers; 12-inch wafers
Process node——
Introduced—1980
Production run—1980–
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyBlue M 0 500YES 5TA
Specifications
ManufacturerBlue M[1]—
Model0 500[1]—
Asset number139866[1]—
Last confirm dateSeptember 10, 2025[1]—
Equipment typeOven[1]—
capacity—8 cassettes of 5-6 in. wafers, or 2 cassettes of 8 in. wafers, or 1 cassette of 12 in. wafers[2]
cleanliness—< 5x1 micron particles per 6-in. wafer[2]
throughput—2 full loads/hr.[2]
HMDS usage—< 5 ml/200 wafers (75 prime cycles/pint)[2]
temperature—160°C max[2]
chamber dimensions—16-in (406mm) high x 16-in (406mm) wide x 18-in (406mm) deep[3]
system dimensions—31.75-in (806mm) high x 27.75-in (705mm) wide x 23-in (584mm) deep[3]
weight—245 pounds stand-alone; 400 pounds international shipping (includes crate)[3]
power—System Vacuum Pump: 115V, 60Hz, 1 Phase, 7A or 220V, 50Hz, 1 Phase, 3.5A[3]
Capacity (Vapor Prime, 5-6 inch wafers)—8 cassettes of 5 or 6-inch wafers[3]
Capacity (Vapor Prime, 4-inch wafers)—12 cassettes of 4-inch wafers[3]
Capacity (8-inch wafers)—2 cassettes of 8-inch wafers[2]
Capacity (12-inch wafers)—1 cassette of 12-inch wafers[2]
Cleanliness (6-inch wafer)—less than 5x1-micron particles per 6-inch wafer[3]
HMDS Usage (50 cycles/pint)—< 5ml/200 wafers (75 prime cycles/pint)[3]
Temperature Stability—160°C max ± 2°C[3]
Chamber Dimensions—16-in (406mm) High, 16-in (406mm) Wide, 18-in (406mm) Deep[3]
System Dimensions—31.75-in (806mm) High, 27.75-in (705mm) Wide, 23-in (584mm) Deep[3]
Weight (Stand-Alone)—245 pounds[3]
Weight (International Shipping, Includes Crate)—400 pounds[3]
Power: System (115V, 60Hz, 1 Phase)—14A[3]
Power: System (220V, 50Hz, 1 Phase)—7A[3]
Power: Vacuum Pump (115V, 60Hz, 1 Phase)—7A[3]
Power: Vacuum Pump (220V, 50Hz, 1 Phase)—3.5A[3]

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Sources (3)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]Equipment inventory listing
  2. [2]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  3. [3]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org