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Technical Training
Genus' technical instructors
are committed to training and service. They are knowledgeable,
accessible, field-experienced, and dedicated to providing customers
with the skills necessary to support and maintain Genus' systems.
Benefits
- Increased system uptime through reduced engineering/technician
error, minimizing troubleshooting and repair time
- Increased productivity
- Performance-based training
- Use of correct, thorough Preventive Maintenance Procedures
- Corrective maintenance based on knowledgeable troubleshooting
- Optimized fab facility and maintenance procedures
Course Structure
- Criterion-Referenced Instruction (CRI) targeted to specific
performance objectives
- Focus on hands-on instruction to ensure maximum learning and
retention
- Experience in troubleshooting techniques with practical applications
- Limited enrollment to assure students individual assistance,
immediate feedback and full access to the system
- Students are provided with System Operations, System Drawing
and Training Manuals. (Note: Shipping of manuals is the responsibility
of the attendee).
Who should attend training?
- Anyone operating or maintaining Genus' systems will benefit
from a thorough understanding of the system layout, software and
operating procedures
- Systems courses are recommended for operators, equipment engineers,
technicians, and process engineers
- Advanced courses are designed for those providing preventive
and corrective maintenance, with an emphasis on troubleshooting
skills
Location
- Course schedules are available from regional Genus offices
- Genus, Inc. courses are offered in Sunnyvale, CA
- On-site courses can be arranged at your facility
On-site Training
Genus offers technical training courses at the customer site. These
courses can be customized for:
- Informational needs of attendees
- Off-site training
- Specific options bases on system configuration
The following are required to schedule an on-site
class:
- Complete access to the system(s) during all shifts for the duration
of the hands-on preventive maintenance and troubleshooting sections
of the course. Some of the course contents will require disassembly
of the machine.
- Uninterrupted time for all course attendees
- Classroom with overhead projector, whiteboard, and flip charts
Note: On-the-job, informal instructions can be provided
in conjunction with a service agreement. This training will occur
as schedules permit and may not cover the in-depth content of a
regularly scheduled class.
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Schedule of Training Courses
Return Flight Notice:
All classes start at 8:30 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday. Friday traffic between our facility and major airports is
heavy. You may also experience delays due to additional security
at airports since September 11th. To avoid missed flight departures,
please ensure that your flight departure time is after 8:00 p.m.
on Friday.
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LYNX / StrataGem 300mm Cluster
Deposition System
The LYNX and StrataGem
300mm courses are highly student oriented. The student is in control
of his/her own development by being allowed the freedom to determine
how they complete all the requirements of the course. The course
manager is always present to ensure the success of the student.
This style of course design fosters some competition, which motivates
the student to do better/faster than their classmates. The class
becomes energized and enthused, which ultimately leads to a more
alert and attentive student, enhancing the learning process, and
increasing the retention of all students.
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Course Description
This one-week training course is the first in
a series of three, one-week courses. The course provides graduating
students with the skills and knowledge required to troubleshoot,
repair and maintain the Genus LYNX3 Series
CVD System as well as StratGem300 ALD System
The skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams, and practical skill checks are given to measure
to achievement of stated objectives. Students are required to
pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test with
a score greater than 85%. |
| The LYNX / StrataGem 300mm System Course |
| Prerequisites |
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
Performance
Analysis |
- Safety Skills
- Use of Reference Materials
- Component Description and Function
- System Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Preparations
- System Cold Power-Up and Shutdown
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- Facility Requirements
- Electrical Distribution
- Electrical Control Loops
- Interlock Loops
- Calibrations
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX / StrataGem 300mm System Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction |
Safety |
Basic System
Overview |
Reference Materials |
| Day 2 |
Facilities, Interconnects
and Layouts |
Component Operations and Layout |
Graphical User Interface |
Reference Materials |
| Day 3 |
Reference Materials |
Human Interface Computer |
Main Power Distribution |
Instrument Rack |
| Day 4 |
Reference Materials |
Programmable Logic Controller |
Remote Rack |
Chiller Operation and Setup |
| Day 5 |
Reference Materials |
Pump Operation and Setup |
Emergency Machine Off Troubleshooting |
Power Startup and Shutdown |
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| The LYNX
and StrataGem 300mm Series Process Module Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week training course is the
second in a series of three, one-week modules. The course provides
graduating students with the skills and knowledge required for
troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining the ALD and CVD
Module for the Genus LYNX and StrataGem
300mm Systems.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams and practical skill checks are given to measure
the achievement of stated objectives. Students are required
to pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test
with a score greater than 85%. |
| Prerequisites |
LYNX and StrataGem
300mm System Course
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Component Description and Function
- Process Level Software Operations
- Replace Chamber Components
- PLC Interface and Control
- Heater/RF Generator Calibrations
- Identify Most Probable Cause of Faults
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- Facility Requirements
- Electrical Distribution
- Electrical Control Loops
- Interlock Loops
- MFC/Pressure Calibrations
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX and StrataGem 300mm Series Process Module
Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Facilities, Interconnects and Attachments |
Identification of Components and Functions |
Slot Valve
Operation and Maintenance |
Interlock Board, Interlock hub, and Signal Tracking |
| Day 2 |
DC Power Supply
Calibration |
Process Module
Software |
Turbo Pump
Controller and Purges |
Pressure Sensors,
Switches |
| Day 3 |
Remove and
Replace Heaters |
Rebuild Lid
Assembly |
Lift Assembly
Setup and Alignment |
Mass Flow
Meter Purges
Mass Flow Controller Control Loop |
| Day 4 |
Heater Operation and
Maintenance |
RF Generator Loop Operation |
Mass Flow Controller
Replacement |
Pressure Control Loop |
| Day 5 |
Process Chamber Clean |
Auto-Recovery |
Process Module EMO Recovery |
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The LYNX / StrataGem
300mm System Vacuum Transfer System Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week training
course is the third in a series of three, one-week modules.
The course provides graduating students with the skills and
knowledge required for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining
the Wafer Handler for the Genus' LYNX3
and StrataGem300 System.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams and practical skill checks are given to measure
the achievement of stated objectives. Students are required
to pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test
with a score greater than 85%. |
| Prerequisites |
LYNX / StrataGem 300mm
System Course
LYNX / StrataGem 300mm Process
Module Course (Recommended)
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Setup, Interconnect and Facilities
- Component Description and Function
- Incooler Operation
- Electrical Control Loops
- Handler Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Preparations
- Assigning Station Values
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- Command Display Module
- Electrical Distribution
- Vacuum Cassette Elevators
- Inaligner Operation
- Interlock Loops
- Calibrations and Alignments
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX and StrataGem 300mm Series System Wafer Handler
Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Setup, Interconnects
and Facilities |
Vacuum Transport System
Components and Operation |
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| Day 2 |
VTS Signal Tracing
Command Display Module (CDM) Operation |
Transport Module Controller, Software
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VTS Turbo Pumps
Pressure Gauge Controller |
| Day 3 |
Inaligner Components and Setup |
Incooler Station Operation and Maintenance |
Vacuum Cassette Elevator Maintenance |
| Day 4 |
Teaching Stations |
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| Day 5 |
Teaching Stations and Troubleshooting |
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LYNX / StrataGem 200mm Cluster
Deposition System
The LYNX and StrataGem 200mm courses are module
oriented courses built on the Criterion Referenced Instruction Model.
These courses are highly student oriented. The student is in control
of his/her own development by being allowed the freedom to determine
how they complete all the requirements of the course. The course
manager is always present to ensure the success of the student.
This style of course design fosters some competition, which motivates
the student to do better/faster than their classmates. The class
becomes energized and enthused, which ultimately leads to a more
alert and attentive student, enhancing the learning process, and
increasing the retention of all students.
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Course Description
This one-week training course is the first in
a series of three, one-week courses. The course provides graduating
students with the skills and knowledge required to troubleshoot,
repair and maintain the Genus LYNX2 Series
CVD System as well as StratGem200 ALD System
The Skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams, and practical skill checks are given to measure
to achievement of stated objectives. Students are required to
pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test with
a score greater than 85%. |
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| The LYNX / StrataGem 200mm System Course |
| Prerequisites |
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
Performance
Analysis |
- Safety Skills
- Use of Reference Materials
- Component Description and Function
- System Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Preparations
- System Cold Power-Up and Shutdown
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- Facility Requirements
- Electrical Distribution
- Electrical Control Loops
- Interlock Loops
- Calibrations
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX / StrataGem 200mm System Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction |
Safety |
Basic System
Overview |
Reference Materials |
| Day 2 |
Facilities, Interconnects
and Layouts |
Component Operations and Layout |
Graphical User Interface |
Reference Materials |
| Day 3 |
Reference Materials |
Human Interface Computer |
Main Power Distribution |
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| Day 4 |
Reference Materials |
Programmable Logic Controller |
Vacuum Power Distribution
Box |
Chiller Operation and Setup |
| Day 5 |
Reference Materials |
Pump Operation and Setup |
Emergency Machine Off Troubleshooting |
Power Startup and Shutdown |
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| The LYNX2®
System Tungsten Silicide Process Module Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week training course is the
second in a series of three, one-week modules. The course provides
graduating students with the skills and knowledge required for
troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining the Tungsten Silicide
Process Module for the Genus LYNX2 System.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams and practical skill checks are given to measure
the achievement of stated objectives. Students are required
to pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test
with a score greater than 85%. |
| Prerequisites |
LYNX2
System Course
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Component Description and Function
- Process Level Software Operations
- Replace Chamber Components
- PLC Interface and Control
- Heater/RF Generator Calibrations
- Identify Most Probable Cause of Faults
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- Facility Requirements
- Electrical Distribution
- Electrical Control Loops
- Interlock Loops
- MFC/Pressure Calibrations
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX2 Series System Tungsten Silicide Process
Module Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Facilities, Interconnects and Attachments |
Identification of Components and Functions |
Slot Valve
Operation and Maintenance |
Interlock Board and Signal Tracking |
| Day 2 |
DC Power Supply
Calibration |
Process Module
Software |
Turbo Pump
Controller and Purges |
Pressure Sensors,
Switches |
| Day 3 |
Remove and
Replace Heaters |
Rebuild Lid
Assembly |
Lift Assembly
Setup and Alignment |
Mass Flow
Meter Purges
Mass Flow Controller Control Loop |
| Day 4 |
Heater Operation and
Maintenance |
RF Generator Loop Operation |
Mass Flow Controller
Replacement |
Pressure Control Loop |
| Day 5 |
Process Chamber Clean |
Auto-Recovery |
Process Module EMO Recovery |
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The LYNX / StrataGem 200mm System
Vacuum Transfer System Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week training
course is the third in a series of three, one-week modules.
The course provides graduating students with the skills and
knowledge required for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining
the Wafer Handler for the Genus' LYNX2
and StrataGem200 System.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system in the training lab.
Quizzes, exams and practical skill checks are given to measure
the achievement of stated objectives. Students are required
to pass a final written and a practical troubleshooting test
with a score greater than 85%. |
| Prerequisites |
LYNX2 System Course
LYNX2 Process Module Course (Recommended)
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Setup, Interconnect and Facilities
- Component Description and Function
- Incooler Operation
- Electrical Control Loops
- Handler Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Preparations
- Assigning Station Values
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- Command Display Module
- Electrical Distribution
- Vacuum Cassette Elevators
- Inaligner Operation
- Interlock Loops
- Calibrations and Alignments
- Systematic Approach to Fault Identification
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| The LYNX2 Series System Wafer Handler Course Agenda
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| Day 1 |
Setup, Interconnects
and Facilities |
Vacuum Transport System
Components and Operation |
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| Day 2 |
VTS Signal Tracing
Command Display Module (CDM) Operation |
Transport Module Controller, Software
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VTS Turbo Pumps
Pressure Gauge Controller |
| Day 3 |
Inaligner Components and Setup |
Incooler Station Operation and Maintenance |
Vacuum Cassette Elevator Maintenance |
| Day 4 |
Teaching Stations |
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| Day 5 |
Teaching Stations and Troubleshooting |
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8700/6000 Deposition
System
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Course Description
This course is led by the Course Manager who tunes the
course to the needs of the students. The flexibility of the
course allows the students to practice and concentrate on the
items in which they collectively need to focus. The
courses provide a comprehensive training that allows the graduating
student to handle most problems quickly and efficiently. |
8710 Series System
Course
| Prerequisites |
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical / Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Component Description and Function
- Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Operations
- Facility Requirements
- Transducer Adjustments/Calibrations
- System Cold Power-Up and Shutdown
- Electrical Distribution
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- Interlock Loops
- Electronic Control Loops
- Heater Control Loops
- Pressure Control Loops
- WF6 Handling Procedures
- Chamber Cleaning Procedures
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| 8700/6000 Series
System Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction
System Overview
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Subsystem Description
Component Layout |
Classroom Exercise |
| Day 2 |
Quiz
Software Overview |
Software Operations
Software Exercise |
Recipe Writing Exercise |
| Day 3 |
Quiz
Startup/Shutdown Procedures |
Facilities Requirements
Sensor Adjustments
System Sequencing |
Wafer Transportation
Particle Analysis |
| Day 4 |
Quiz
EMO Schematic |
AC and DC Power Distribution |
System Troubleshooting |
| Day 5 |
Diagnostics Understanding
Electronics Overview |
Electronics Design Logic
Bit Maps
Termination Rack |
System Troubleshooting
Course Examination
Course Evaluation |
| Day 6 |
Quiz
Review Diagnostic Understanding |
Review Customer Technical Bulletins |
Interconnect Schematics
System Troubleshooting |
| Day 7 |
Quiz |
Heater Loop
Profile Chucks |
RF Loop
System Troubleshooting
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| Day 8 |
Quiz |
Gas Loop
Pressure Control Loop |
System Troubleshooting |
| Day 9 |
Quiz |
System Troubleshooting |
Course Evaluation |
| Day 10 |
System Troubleshooting |
Course Examinations |
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| 8700/6000 Series System
Wafer Handler Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week course provides graduating
students with the skills and knowledge to troubleshoot, repair,
and maintain the Genus 8700 Series System Wafer Handler.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
the wafer handler, associated control loops and hands-on calibration
of the complete handler system. Hands-on lab time reinforces
classroom instruction.
For final certification, students are required to cycle a minimum
of 100 wafers under process conditions without any failures. |
| Prerequisites |
8700/6000 Systems Course
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical / Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Wafer Handler Component Description
- Auto and Manual Operations of the Wafer
Handler
- Cycle-test Wafer Handler System - Booth
at Atmosphere and Under Vacuum Using Process Conditions
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- Software Operations
- Interlock Loops of the Wafer Handler
- System Troubleshooting
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| 8700/6000 Series
System Wafer Handler Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction
Wafer Transfer Understanding |
Wafer Handler Components and Sensors |
Auto and Manual Operations
Diagnostics Understanding |
| Day 2 |
Review |
Interlock Loops of the Wafer Handler |
Calibration Procedures Overview |
| Day 3 |
Review
Particle Analysis |
Calibration Exercise |
Cycle Test at Atmosphere |
| Day 4 |
Review |
Clamp Alignment - Student Dependent |
Calibration Exercise
Cycle Test Under Vacuum |
| Day 5 |
Review |
System Troubleshooting
Course Examination |
Course Evaluation
Certification |
| 8700/6000 Series System
Advanced Course |
| Course Description |
This one-week course provides graduating
students with the advanced skills and knowledge to troubleshoot,
repair, and maintain the Genus 8700 Series Systems.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations and
hands-on disassembly and re-assembly of various parts of the
CVD chamber, and the wafer transport chambers.
For final certification, students are required to simulate processing
of wafers in auto operation for a minimum of four process cycles
without alarms. |
| Prerequisites |
8700/6000 Systems Course
8700/6000 Wafer Handler Course
Electrical/Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience
Vacuum System Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Software Operations
- Disassemble/Reassemble Differential Seals
- System Re-qualification: Process a Minimum
of 50 Wafers in Auto Mode
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- Disassemble/reassemble Premix Chambers
- Troubleshoot System
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| Note: Training credits obtained through
the purchase of new capital equipment are applied to the System
and Wafer Handler Courses only. Credits do not apply to the
Advanced Series System Courses. |
| 8700/6000 Series
System Advanced Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction
System Overview |
Remove/Replace
Premix Chambers
Wafer Valve |
| Day 2 |
Remove/Replace Differential Seals |
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| Day 3 |
Continuation of Day 2 |
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| Day 4 |
System Re-qualification |
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| Day 5 |
System Troubleshooting
Course Examination |
Course Evaluation
Certification |
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8301 / 8402 Deposition
System
Course Description
The 8301/8402 Courses are no longer offered as a regular course
at Genus. Contact Genus, Inc. to inquire about the possibility
of scheduling an on-site course using your system.
This course is led by the Course Manager who tunes the course
to the needs of the students. The flexibility of the course
allows the students to practice and concentrate on the items
in which they collectively need to focus. Continued efforts
to improve the training manual have provided a very comprehensive
manual that students find to be one of the best resources for
information.
The courses provide a comprehensive training that allows the
graduating student to handle most problems quickly and efficiently. |
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| 8301 / 8402 Series System
Course |
| Course Description |
This two-week training course provides
graduating students with the skills and knowledge required to
troubleshoot, repair and maintain Genus 8301 and 8402 Series
Systems.
These skills are developed through classroom presentations on
system operations and control loops. Classroom instruction is
reinforced and supplemented by hands-on exercises on an operational
system at your facility.
Quizzes and exams are given to measure achievement of stated
objectives. |
| Prerequisites |
Vacuum System Experience
Electrical / Electronic Experience
Mechanical Experience |
| Performance Analysis |
- Component Description and Function
- Software Operations
- Auto and Manual Operations
- Facility Requirements
- Transducer Adjustments/Calibration
- System Cold Power-up and Shutdown
- Electrical Distribution
|
- Interlock Loops
- Electronic Control Loops
- Heater Control Loops
- Pressure Control Loops
- Gas Control Loops
- WF6 Handling Procedures
- Chamber Cleaning Procedures
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| 8700 Series System
Advanced Course Agenda |
| Day 1 |
Introduction
Course Outline
Safety |
Process Overview
System Subsystem Layout |
System Component Description
Hands-on |
| Day 2 |
Quiz
Software Overview |
Software Diagnostics
Operational Functions |
Facilities Requirements
Hands-on |
| Day 3 |
Quiz
RTD/Water Calibration |
Electronic Rack Overview
Hands-on |
Electronics Rack Signal
Tracking |
| Day 4 |
Bit Maps
EMO Loop |
Power Distribution Schematics |
System Troubleshooting |
| Day 5 |
Quiz |
Hater Loop |
Hands-on |
| Day 6 |
Gas Loop |
Pressure Loop |
System Troubleshooting |
| Day 7 |
Wafer Handler Alignment Theory |
Wafer Handler Alignment Calibration |
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| Day 8 |
Wafer Handler Alignment Calibration |
Particle Analysis |
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| Day 9 |
Troubleshooting Teams |
Troubleshooting Bugs on
Paper |
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| Day 10 |
Troubleshooting Teams |
Course Examination |
Course Evaluation
Certification |
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Registration Fees
and Bay Area Information
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Genus, Inc,
continues to partner with all of our customers to provide training
and support that is unparalleled throughout the industry.
If you are in need of a special course on Genus' equipment,
please contact the Technical Training Department at www.training@genus.com or call
408-474-7120. |
| Registration Fees (Fees are Per Student) Please See Out On-Line
Registration Form to Complete Registration |
| LYNX / StrataGem 200mm
System Course |
$4,200.00 |
| LYNX / StrataGem 200mm
System Tungsten Silicide Course |
$4,200.00 |
| LYNX / StrataGem 200mm
Wafer Handler Course |
$3,000.00 |
| 8700/6000 Series System Course |
On Site Only |
| 8700/6000 Series System Wafer Handler Course |
On Site Only |
| 8700/6000 Series System Advanced Course |
On Site Only |
| 8301/8402 Series System Course |
On-Site Only |
| Fees are subject to change without notice. On-site
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| Bay Area Hotels |
Summerfield Suites
900 Hamlin Court
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Reservations: (800)833-4353
Telephone: (408)745-1515
Fax: (408)745-0540
Approx. 5 minute travel to Genus
$199 - 1 Bedroom Suite
$239 - 2 Bedroom Suite |
Wyndham Gardens Hotel
1300 Chesapeake Terrace
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Reservations: (800)996-3426
Telephone: 408-747-0999
Fax: (408)745-0759
Approx. 5 minute travel to Genus
$179 - King-size Bed
$189 - Suite |
Residence Inn
1080 Steward Drive
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Reservations: (800)331-3131
Telephone: (408)720-8893
Fax: (408)737-1803
Approx. 10 travel to Genus
$139 - Studio
$159 - $229 - Penthouse Loft |
Sheraton Sunnyvale Hotel
1100 N. Mathilda Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Reservations: (800)836-8686
Telephone: (408)745-6000
Fax: (408)734-8276
Approx. 5 minute travel to Genus
$189 - $229 - One King-size Bed
$189 - $229 - Two Queen-size Beds |
Santa Clara Marriott
2700 Mission College Boulevard
Santa Clara, CA 95052
Reservations: (800)228-9290
Telephone: (408)988-1500
Fax: (408)745-5727
Approx. 10 minute travel to Genus |
Maple Tree Inn
711 East El Camino Real
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Reservations: (800)423-0243
Telephone: (408)720-9700
Fax: (408)738-5665
Approx 15 minute travel to Genus
$125 - $135 - Queen-size Bed
$135 - $145 - King-size Bed |
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Note: Prices are controlled solely by the hotels
and are typically based on availability, and are subject to
change without notice. Genus does not recommend, either for
or against, any hotels. Genus is in no way affiliated with
any hotels. Genus does not accept responsibility for damage
or loss resulting from the use of the hotels listed above.
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| Local Restaurants |
| Name |
Cuisine |
Location in Sunnyvale |
Phone |
Price* |
| Armadillo Willy's |
Barbecue |
161 E. El Camino Real |
408-245-5300 |
$ |
| Cafe Melange |
Mixed |
Moffet Park Drive |
408-744-1945 |
$ |
| De la Cruz
Deli |
Deli |
908 W. Maude Avenue |
408-245-3354 |
$ |
| El Faro |
Mexican |
168 S. Murphy Avenue |
408-739-5136 |
$ |
| Fault Line Brewing |
California |
1235 Oakmead Parkway |
408-736-2739 |
$$ |
| Faz |
Middle Eastern |
1108 N. Mathilda
(Four Points Sheraton) |
408-752-8000 |
$$ |
| Florentine's |
Italian |
460 E. El Camino Real |
408-720-1299 |
$$ |
| Fresh Choice |
Salad Bar |
333 Moffet Park Drive |
408-734-0661 |
$ |
| Korea House |
Korean |
2340 El Camino Real |
408-249-0808 |
$$ |
| E Petit Gourmet |
Deli |
520 Weddell Drive |
408-734-3652 |
$ |
| Lion and Compass |
California |
1023 N. Fair Oaks Avenue |
408-745-1260 |
$$$ |
| Nicolino's Garden Cafe |
Italian |
1228 Reamwood @ Tasman |
408-734-5323 |
$$ |
| Seto |
Japanese |
511 Borregas Avenue |
408-735-8280 |
$$ |
| Tao Tao Cafe |
Chinese |
175 S. Murphy Avenue |
408-736-3731 |
$ |
| Tio Felipe |
Mexican |
620 E. Evelyn Avenue |
408-732-1905 |
$ |
| Togo's |
Deli |
1200 Crossman Avenue |
408-745-1557 |
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| Points of Interest |
| Name |
Museums/Tours |
| Ames Research Center |
415-604-6274 |
| California History Center |
408-864-8712 |
| Egyptian Museum and Planetarium |
408-947-3636 |
| San Jose Museum of Art |
408-294-2787 |
| Stanford University Campus Tours |
650-723-2560 |
| Sunset Magazine Garden Tours |
415-321-3600 |
| The Tech Museum of Innovation |
408-279-7150 |
| Monterey Bay Aquarium |
831-648-4888 |
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| Flint Center |
408-864-8816 |
| Mountain View Center for the Performing
Arts |
650-903-6000 |
| Shoreline Amphitheater |
650-962-1000 |
| San Jose Convention Center |
408-277-3900 |
| Shopping Malls |
Bay Area |
| Stanford Shopping Center |
650-617-8230 |
| Sunnyvale Town Center |
408-245-3270 |
| Valley Fair Shopping Mall |
408-248-4451 |
| Sports Teams |
Bay Area |
| Golden State Warriors |
510-986-2236 |
| Clash Major League Soccer |
408-241-9922 |
| Oakland A's |
510-638-0500 |
| San Francisco 49er's |
415-468-2249 |
| San Francisco Giants |
415-467-8000 |
| San Jose Sharks |
800-366-4423 |
| Amusement Parks |
Bay Area |
| Paramount's Great America |
408-988-1776 |
| Raging Waters |
408-270-8000 |
| Marine World |
707-643-6722 |
| Recreational Activities |
Bay Area |
| Ano Nuevo State Reserve |
415-879-0227 |
| Rancho San Antonio Park |
408-867-3654 |
| San Jose Municipal Golf Course |
408-441-4653 |
| Santa Clara Golf & Tennis Club |
408-980-9515 |
| Supreme Court Fitness Club |
408-739-1250 |
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