June 5, 2025 UMD Home NanoCenter AIM Lab
Description The HEATPULSE 610 is a rapid thermal Annealing system which use high intensity visible radiation to heat single substrates for short periods at precisely controlled temperatures.
Key features include:
  • Closed loop temperature control with thermocouple temp sensing
  • Precise time-temperature profiles tailored to specific processes
  • Rapid heating and cooling rates
  • Consistent sample-to-sample process cycle repeatability
AG Associates model 610 Rapid Thermal Annealer used for annealing samples up to 6" using Thermocouple to 700 degrees Celsius or Pyrometer to 1000C.
Always check with FABLAB staff before use.
This system is for CLEAN Silicon only.
Clean means no metals and no organics.
Location FabLab | CVD Tunnel
Manufacturer AG Associated 610
Staff Contact NamNam Kim
nsk0248@umd.edu
301-405-6664
Rates
Large Commercial
$242/hr
Small Commercial / MTECH
$166/hr
External Non-profit / University
$126/hr
UMD
$81/hr
No Charge
$0/hr
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Tue, May 06, 2025
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SOPs
cvd-02_SOP_Rapid_Thermal_Annealer_610.pdf (510.35 KB)
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