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Contact training@nikon.com for class schedules and availability.
System Operation course
2 day course
The System Operation course is a two day (seven hour a day) class that
introduces controls, software and operating procedures essential for
the use of the system. The student will learn system reset, system configuration,
software for system operation, reticle loading and aligning, first and
second level wafer exposure, and utility functions. Students will also
be familiarized with the commonly used terms and phrases. Enrollment
in this course is limited to six students.
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System and Data file Management
3 day course
The System and Data File Management course is a three day (7
hour a day) class that instructs the students on theory and use
of wafer and reticle alignment, auto-focus and focus calibration
management and data file creation and editing using a MCSW Simulator.
It also covers System Parameters, Adjust Machine, and exposure
and resolution principles. This course is designed for personnel
who will be required to create and edit files, maintain system
parameters and optimize alignment and image quality on the system.
Enrollment in this course is limited to six students.
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Maintenance
5 day course
The Maintenance course is a five-day class that introduces NSR-S208/S308
functions and instructs the students in preventive maintenance
procedures required to maintain optimum performance on the S208/S308
series systems on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. This training
course is designed for persons who will be required to maintain
the systems in a wafer fabrication area. Enrollment in this course
is limited to six students.
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Engineering
Theory
5 day course
The Engineering Theory course is a five day class that instructs
the students on the configuration and theory of the scanner. The
student will learn NSR design and cleanroom layout differences
from the previous NSR scanner series, as well as component design
and construction. Students will learn computer layout and communications
control. Enrollment is limited to six students per class
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