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enabling tomorrow s technologies CVD Production Systems for Industrial Coatings powered by www.cvdequipment.com

Equipment Design, Engineering, and Manufacturing Thin film deposition systems for industrial processes Since its founding in 1982, CVD Equipment Corporation has been an innovation driven company that has delivered close to 1000 systems to our customers. We continue to leverage our core competencies in equipment design and manufacturing to meet and exceed our customers' expectations. We also develop turnkey systems and process solutions for select markets. Process Solutions We focus primarily on systems and process solutions by combining our customers' innovations with our own knowledge. We ve advanced state-of-the-art technology and made visions turn into commercial realities. Our in-house Applications Laboratory staff are trained to quickly identify all key aspects of your unique processing needs. Whether you are trying to develop a new thin film deposition process solution or are looking to transfer your intellectual property to a pilot line or to full production stage, CVD Equipment Corporation can provide costefficient solutions. Gas Delivery & Exhaust Treatment We offer gas/chemical delivery systems and exhaust gas conditioning equipment for use with flammable, corrosive, toxic, or pyrophoric process gases/vapors. Our exhaust conditioning and abatement systems automatically pyrolize, wet scrub, and neutralize flammable and corrosive effluent. When purchased with our CVD reactor systems, they are integrated into the central control and safety system for turnkey operation. Experienced Engineering Our experienced design, process development, and manufacturing teams will quickly comprehend your unique process requirements and propose the most appropriate solution to you at a competitive price. Our electrical, mechanical, CFD modeling, and software design engineers work closely with our vertically integrated inhouse manufacturing operation. This collaborative team can control all phases of your project and provide you with superior value for your proposed requirements. We will deliver a solution incorporating an efficient transfer of your operating parameters. Process Performance We offer a service where we can validate the process performance of your system to your specifications prior to shipment, saving your company valuable startup and system characterization time at your facility. Our modular product designs and remote computer monitoring capabilities make diagnosing and servicing your equipment a quick and cost-effective process. Many of our parts are made inhouse, which enables rapid prototyping and efficient spare parts support. powered by Operated through our CVDWinPrC process control software, our systems automatically log data and graphically show timedependent values of user-selected parameters. CVDWinPrC also allows users to load preprogrammed recipes, modify, check and create new recipes, and view realtime or saved process data. Safety Protocols The systems have application configured safety protocols embedded into relay logic, PLC, and CVDWinPrC software. www.cvdequipment.com +1 631-981-7081

Markets Served Aerospace - Advanced materials enable the next generation of fuel efficient aircraft engines. Many steps in the production process involve chemical vapor deposition or chemical vapor infiltration techniques. Medical - Implants often require functional coatings for performance and biocompatibility. Since these devices typically have complex geometries and/or porosity, a uniform coatings technology is required to coat all surfaces evenly. Semiconductor - CVD is a widely adopted industrial technique for depositing semiconducting thin films and complex layered micro- and nano-structures. Solar Photovoltaics - We provide key process equipment used in the fabrication of solar cells. Our equipment is used for processing steps including diffusion, deposition of antireflective layers, oxidation, silicon epitaxial deposition, and selenization and sulfurization. Selected Core Expertise VACUUM COATING AUTOMATION Our vacuum system solutions are designed to be low maintenance, robust, and reliable. Vacuum systems are selected based on the types of chemistries involved and process pressure requirements. Our systems are designed to deposit thin films on many different types of materials for a wide range of applications. We have an extensive range of material handling capabilities, including reel-to-reel (roll-toroll), batch, and cluster configurations. CLUSTER TOOLS Our cluster tool systems allow for automatic transfer of substrates between process chambers to deposit different layers using different processes. The systems can also be used for parallel processing of multiple substrates to increase throughput. Glass Coatings - CVD is the low cost, high throughput method to make glass coatings. We provide offline and online CVD process equipment for glass coating applications. Military - Applications are wide-ranging, with many requirements for new materials and technologies to ensure our forces are equipped with the very best equipment. Optoelectronics - Semiconductor materials deposited by CVD are widely used in optoelectronics devices such as light emitting diodes and infrared detectors. MULTI-CHAMBER TOOLS 1 2 3 REEL-TO-REEL Our multi-chamber systems are designed for preventive maintenance to be performed on one chamber while the other chamber continues to process, maximizing up-time and system utilization. Our reel-to-reel (roll-to-roll) CVD process tools deposit materials on continuous rolls of metal foils, plastic sheets, fibers, and other materials. Functional Coatings - Surface coatings and modifications are used in many commercial applications for reinforcement, friction, thermal insulation, corrosion resistance, electrical shielding, optical reflection, wettability, bonding interlayer, etc. SUSCEPTOR CONDITIONING Our Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) Dry Etching systems are automatically controlled production units for hydrogen chloride etching or vacuum baking of susceptors to pre-condition and remove deposits. TCO Coatings - Transparent Conductive Oxides can be coated on soda lime glass sheets and on a wide variety of metal foils and plastics. They can be optimized for rough coating with high haze for solar applications and with low haze for Low-E and other smart glass applications. EXHAUST ABATEMENT Our industrial exhaust conditioning and abatement systems automatically pyrolyze, wet scrub, and neutralize corrosive gases and vapors. When purchased with our CVD reactor systems, they are integrated into the central control and safety system. enabling tomorrow s technologies

Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) ALD is a thin film deposition process that allows for atomic layer thickness resolution, excellent conformity of high aspect ratio surfaces, and pinhole-free layers. This is achieved by sequential formation of atomic layers in a self-limiting reaction. ALD is commonly used in the semiconductor industry for high-k dielectric films in CMOS processing, memory devices, MEMS, and sensors. ALD systems are used for development of protective and functional coatings in fuel cells and other applications requiring corrosion or wear resistance. They are also used to coat high aspect ratio structures like nanowires and nanotubes for next generation device development. Atmospheric Pressure CVD (APCVD) APCVD is a thin film deposition process with typically high deposition rates. CVD Equipment Corporation offers solutions to scale up your APCVD processes from research to production volumes. We have demonstrated our competency in the solar industry, where we offer online and offline APCVD CVDgCoat systems to meet the high volume, low cost demands of solar module production. Our APCVD systems are used to deposit a layer of material typically several micrometers thick onto wafers or other types of substrates. They are used to grow epitaxial films of Si, compound semiconductors, SiO 2, anti-reflection (AR) coatings, and transparent conductive oxide (TCO) coatings. APCVD is also used as a surface finishing process for items such as tools and turbine blades to improve lifetime and performance. Crystal Growth Our Vertical Bridgman Crystal Growth system is an advanced process tool for the growth of bulk single crystal ingots. The system is optimized for controlled process development and user safety. The Vertical Bridgman Crystal Growth system includes two independently controlled furnace subsystems; the melting and growth furnaces. A linear drive mechanism provides automated precision movement of the furnace assembly through the process zones between a start position and stop position at a programmable velocity profile with minimal vibration. A high slew-rate mode permits quick setup and removal of the crystal growth crucible or ampoule. A rotary drive subsystem rotates the crucible or ampoule during the process to improve thermal uniformity. www.cvdequipment.com +1 631-981-7081

Chemical Vapor Infiltration (CVI) Chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) is a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) process that is performed at low pressures to allow for coating of the internal surfaces of a porous material. Using heat and low pressure, precursor vapors penetrate the pores / fibers of the material and react to form a conformal coating on the internal surfaces. Our CVI platform can be used to coat the internal surfaces of porous materials having complex shapes and geometries. Multiple systems are in production for coating biocompatible porous material for use in medical implants and aerospace components. Hydride Vapor Phase Epitaxy (HVPE) HVPE is a high rate deposition process for growing high quality crystals. A common application is the production of gallium nitride (GaN) templates and bulk crystals. Gallium chloride is generated in-situ via a chlorination reaction. The chloride is then mixed with ammonia in the presence of the substrate at high temperature to form the GaN crystal. Doping is readily achieved with fine control. Other III/V semiconductor crystals can be produced via HVPE, including indium phosphide (InP) and gallium arsenide (GaAs). Growth rates of up to ~ 300 µm/hr are readily achievable with HVPE. Our HVPE systems can be configured for the particular requirements of the end user. Low Pressure CVD (LPCVD) Our LPCVD systems can uniformly deposit many thin film materials, including wide bandgap semiconductors, silicon carbide (SiC), nitrides, oxides, poly and epi silicon, transparent conductive oxides (TCOs), graphene, Si/SiGe epitaxial films, metallic and ceramic films, etc. The LPCVD systems are also used for nanomaterials synthesis including carbon nanotubes, graphene, semiconducting nanowires, and 2D crystals including boron nitride and molybdenum disulfide. LPCVD coatings typically exhibit excellent uniformity, high purity, and good step coverage. We apply different vacuum system technologies depending on the requirements of the process. Vacuum systems are selected based on the types of chemistries involved and process pressure requirements. Our vacuum system solutions are designed to be low maintenance, robust, and reliable. Vacuum systems are integrated into a central control and safety system. enabling tomorrow s technologies

Liquid Phase Epitaxy (LPE) Our LPE Reactor system provides the user with a process controlled furnace for automated, user-specified segment driven process recipes that provide optimum control over wafer processing and repetitive results from run to run. The overall system is designed to give the user reliable and repeatable growth of LPE layers. The LPE system is capable of processing a wafer over a uniform flat temperature zone. All system components are located on the side, top, or front of the furnace, with either a left or right side glovebox. An automatic, cantilevered, non-contact wafer loading system is incorporated within the system for loading and unloading of the graphite process boat. The loading system consists of a quartz boat holder that is cantilevered from the automatic end cap assembly. Metal Organic CVD (MOCVD) Our MOCVD systems have the capability of depositing layers of desired composition on a suitable substrate with graded composition (achieved by programming the software to ramp the appropriate flows). Exact process control produces MOCVD layers with abrupt interfaces or individual layers having a graded composition. Our MOCVD systems are designed to meet your production requirements with flexibility and low operating cost. The systems allow for the deposition of II-VI and III-V materials. Batch processing of single wafers or multiple wafers is available. The systems are designed to process wafer sizes as specified by the end user. A temperature controlled showerhead delivering exact quantities of precursors and gases, coupled with substrate rotation during deposition, provides excellent deposition uniformity. Plasma Enhanced CVD (PECVD) PECVD processing is used for substrates that have a lower thermal budget requirement. A plasma of the reacting gases is formed in an electric field (DC or RF) to allow reactions to occur and layers to deposit at a lower temperature. Our PECVD systems are designed and manufactured for industrial applications. We also offer EasyTube PECVD systems through our FirstNano brand of R&D products. The EasyTube 2000 is a small footprint PECVD system for wafer sizes up to 4", while the EasyTube 3000 can process up to a 6" wafer. www.cvdequipment.com +1 631-981-7081

Rapid Thermal Processing / Annealing (RTP/A) CVD Equipment Corporation offers research and production rapid thermal processing systems and rapid thermal annealing systems for many applications including solar cells, graphene, carbon nanotubes, nanowires, LEDs, MEMS, semiconductors, and industrial coatings. RTP can be configured for oxidation, annealing, silicon dioxide, silicon nitride, contact alloying, tin oxide, GaAs implant activation, PSG and BPSG reflow, silicon dielectrics, and many other processes. Selenization and Sulfurization (SAS) Our SAS process systems use thermal treatment (either infrared or resistance) with precursors such as diethylselenide and hydrogen sulfide. The SAS process is used commercially in the solar industry for CIGS, CIS, and CIGSeS thin film solar module production. Surfaces are controllably converted into either a selenide or sulfide compound. Ultra-High Vacuum CVD (UHVCVD) CVD Equipment Corporation's resistance heated, single, dual, or triple chamber, Ultra High Vacuum Chemical Vapor Deposition system is an automatically controlled research or production system for processing of 8" diameter or smaller wafers. The process chamber operates at temperatures up to 1100 C. The UHVCVD system is capable of pumping a clean thermal process chamber to a level of <2x10-8 Torr. A typical use of this system is in low temperature deposition of silicon and silicon germanium films where abrupt changes in composition and dopant levels is required. The systems shown are examples of many CVD systems we design and manufacture in-house for innovators working on next generation process and material development. We have customers worldwide at universities, governmental labs, start-ups, and fortune 500 companies. enabling tomorrow s technologies

COVER IMAGES left to right: j Wafer boat loading into annealing furnace k Single wafer rapid thermal processing l Low pressure CVD chamber m Robotic wafer loading n Ultra high vacuum chamber o Multi-wafer MOCVD reactor CVD Equipment Corporation 355 South Technology Drive, Central Islip, NY 11722 Tel: +1 631-981-7081 Fax: +1 631-981-7095 E-mail: sales@cvdequipment.com www.cvdequipment.com VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE www.cvdequipment.com 2016 CVD Equipment Corporation All rights reserved. enabling tomorrow s technologies