Chip process equipment capable of mapping chips
A technology for wafer processing and equipment, which is applied in electrical components, semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, circuits, etc., and can solve problems such as the inability to generate reference signals for the emitter 9a and the detector 9b, and the inability to prevent dust.
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[0033] Embodiment 1 will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[0034] figure 1 An overview of wafer processing equipment 50 is shown. Wafer processing equipment 50 mainly includes a load port portion 51 and a mini-environment 52 . In the small environment 52 of the wafer processing equipment 50, in order to remove dust and maintain a high degree of cleanliness, a fan (not shown) installed on the upper part of the small environment 52 generates a constant air flow from the upper part of the small environment 52 to the lower part. In this way, dust is always expelled downwards.
[0035] The load port portion 51 and the mini-environment 52 are separated by a partition 55 and a cover 58 . A stand 53 for placing the container 2 thereon is mounted on the loadport portion 51 and is movable on the loadport portion 51 towards or away from the mini-environment 52 .
[0036] The container 2 is equipped with a main body 2a, which is a box having a space for accommodatin...
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[0065]Magnetic fluid seals 48a and 48b are attached at opposite ends of the through-hole in the fixed member 39 in such a position that the rod member 47 extends therethrough. Each of the magnetic fluid seal 48a and the magnetic fluid seal 48b has a structure in which a magnetic member such as a ferrite magnet is sandwiched between two annular thin plates. Also, when a magnetic fluid is inserted between the plates, this magnetic fluid is held between the plates by the magnetic force of the ferrite magnet, and the held magnetic fluid is held in a gap with respect to an object to be sealed by surface tension. As a result, the ferrofluid film is forced on the ferrofluid seal, thereby achieving a seal. In this apparatus, between the peripheral surface of the rod member 47 and the magnetic fluid seals 48a and 48b, an oil film containing a magnetic material is arranged to be formed. Thus, it is possible to prevent dust from being generated from the rod member 47 constituting the ro...
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