Tool family
The Raith EBPG5000 is an electron-beam lithography system used for write lithography and related nanolithography work, with sub-10 nm feature capability stated in one source.
Cited variants
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EBPG5000ES | — | — | The EBPG5000ES is a version of the EBPG5000 equipped with a 100 keV thermal field emission gun, Gaussian beam, and 50 MHz pattern generator. | epfl.ch[1] |
| EBPG5200 (also known as EBPG5000 Plus) | — | — | The EBPG5200 is the latest model in the EBPG series, featuring 155 mm writing capability, support for wafers and masks up to 6″, minimum feature size below 8 nm, 20–100 kV operating voltage, and 50/100 MHz pattern generator. | pnf.uchicago.edu[2] |
| EBPG5200 (EBPG5000 Plus) | — | — | Configuration used at UChicago Pritzker Nanofab; 155 mm writing capability, wafers/masks up to 6 in, 20/50/100 kV thermal field emission gun, 50/100 MHz pattern generator, variable field size to 1 mm. | pnf.uchicago.edu[2] |