AMAT 0010-23715 PMAX Emissometer Sensor Probe Assembly

Original price was: $8,577.00.Current price is: $3,190.00.

  • Model: 0010-23715
  • Brand: Applied Materials (AMAT)
  • Series: PMAX Process Chamber Series
  • Core Function: Non-contact optical temperature and emissivity measurement probe assembly for high-temp wafer processing.
  • Product Type: PMAX Emissometer Probe Assembly
  • Key Specs: High-Precision Optical Sensor | Thermal Isolation Housing | High-Vac Flange Mount
  • Condition: Condition: New Surplus / Factory Sealed
Brand: Model/SKU: 0010-23715

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Description

Product Introduction

The Applied Materials (AMAT) 0010-23715 is a high-precision PMAX emissometer probe assembly engineered for semiconductor wafer processing equipment. Designed for integration into AMAT PMAX process chambers, this sensor probe provides critical non-contact temperature monitoring and real-time emissivity measurements during thermal wafer cycles.

Unlike standard industrial infrared sensors that drift under fluctuating process gases or high vacuum conditions, the 0010-23715 utilizes calibrated optical pathing and thermal shielding. This architecture prevents stray radiation interference and maintains tight thermal measurement accuracy across high-ramp thermal steps, protecting wafer yield integrity without requiring frequent field recalibration.

 

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Manufacturer Applied Materials (AMAT)
Part Number 0010-23715
Assembly Type PMAX Emissometer Sensor Probe
Measurement Technique Non-contact optical / emissivity radiation sensing
Application Environment High vacuum / Thermal processing chambers
Mounting Style Precision vacuum-flange seal mount
Housing Construction High-purity stainless steel & thermal isolation seals
Signal Output Specialized optical/electrical feedthrough interface

 

Application Scenarios & The “Trench” Experience

At 3:00 AM, a 300mm wafer tool throws a critical chamber thermal uniformity fault during a high-temperature deposition run. The emissometer probe has suffered optical degradation from cumulative thermal cycling, misreading substrate temperature and aborting a high-value wafer batch. Idle tool time is burning thousands of dollars an hour. A direct replacement 0010-23715 probe on the shelf allows field engineers to swap the optic assembly, perform quick calibration handshakes, and re-certify the tool before the morning shift.

  • Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP) – Real-time substrate temperature tracking – Ensures zero thermal overshoot during rapid ramp cycles.
  • Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) – Wafer emissivity compensation – Adjusts heater power loops dynamically to account for film thickness optical shifts.
  • Epitaxial (EPI) Growth Chambers – Precision surface temperature measurement – Prevents lattice defects caused by minor thermal gradients.
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Transparency SOP: Quality Assurance & Testing

We don’t just ship boxes; we test them against original factory tolerances. Every 0010-23715 emissometer probe passes a strict multi-step quality evaluation:

  1. Inbound Mechanical Inspection: Inspect optical window surfaces, verify flange threads, check sealing faces, and confirm OEM serial tags.
  2. Optical & Pass-Through Check: Verify lens alignment, check internal light pipe integrity, and ensure zero particulate contamination within the optical assembly.
  3. Electrical & Sensor Diagnostics: Test internal continuity, signal pin isolation, and thermal sensor feedback stability across ambient ranges.
  4. Vacuum & Seal Validation: Confirm structural seal integrity to ensure no outgassing or leak paths under high-vacuum chamber simulation.
  5. Cleanroom Handling & Anti-Static Packaging: Clean optical interfaces, install protective cap covers, seal inside cleanroom-grade double bags, and wrap in foam-lined transit packaging.

 

The Veteran’s Tech Trap Guide (Crucial Value-Add)

⚠️ Never Touch the Optical Window: The optical window on the front of the 0010-23715 is extremely sensitive. Touching it with bare fingers leaves skin oils that burn onto the optic during chamber bake-outs, permanently altering the emissivity reading. Always use cleanroom-grade lint-free gloves when handling.

Verify O-Ring Seat and Vacuum Seals: Before installing the probe onto the chamber port, inspect the seal groove for microscopic debris. A pinched O-ring or hairline scratch on the flange will cause helium leak test failures during chamber pump-down.

⚠️ Calibrate Post-Installation: Do not assume a direct hardware swap is plug-and-play. Always run the tool’s optical calibration routine (baseline pyrometer/emissometer zeroing) in the tool software before running production wafers.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ for Conversion)

Q: Is the AMAT 0010-23715 probe cleanroom ready?

A: Yes. All of our semiconductor hardware is inspected, sealed in anti-static protective bags, and prepared for entry into cleanroom staging areas.

Q: Can this probe be drop-in swapped with part number 0010-23716?

A: While part numbers 0010-23715 and 0010-23716 belong to the same PMAX optical sensing family, you must verify the exact tool model configuration and revision requirements in your AMAT BOM before substituting.

Q: Does this unit ship with mounting hardware or O-rings?

A: The assembly includes the complete 0010-23715 probe unit. Standard consumables like seal O-rings or mounting bolts should be replaced with fresh OEM hardware during installation.

Q: What is the warranty coverage on this surplus part?

A: This unit is backed by our standard 12-month operational warranty. If it fails functional inspection or calibration upon tool installation, we will immediately process a replacement or return.

Q: Why purchase new surplus AMAT components instead of going direct?

A: Sourcing verified OEM surplus bypasses long fab lead times and high factory markups, allowing fabs and refurbishers to maintain tool uptime at significantly reduced costs.