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The ESI E3511 operates with a true downstream confiquration. The microwave plasma is generated24 inches away from the wafer. Lamp-aseded heating improves process uniformity and ash rates. Solid-state controls manage the lamp and plate heater. A Hatm-5 robot handles wafer transfer. The system includes a17-inch touchscreen, LED status indicators, and a built-in watchdog timer for safe operation. Data storage is via flash drive and USB backu for recipes and proces data.[2]
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It is a semiconductor wafer stripper.[1]
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Last updated Oct 11, 2026.