A reverse search give that is a "he", I thought that Leslie was a female name, looks he added Leslie to sound more Westerner. The guy is a Namura money guy who he says worked in fab construction. Basically his entire business model is to "leak" whatever Chinese information he can get to his Japanese clients for money. But if the information that he is selling is as bad as the things he post, good god he robbing those poor Japanese dudes. The fact the this dude correlate the ArF excimer laser used by SMEE in 2001 developed by CAS with whatever they are using today by RSLaser is outrageous. There is 20 year development gap, is not even the same Laser.i replied to this question.. just check my massage above. she basically know absolutely nothing about Lithography. and got completely out of touch with all latest development and progress done by Chinese institutes in past few years.
she literally said 10W light source for immersion scanner.. WTFFF
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havok said in March 2023, 60W 6KH light source for ArFi validated.................
damn. now i got it.A reverse search give that is a "he", I thought that Leslie was a female name, looks he added Leslie to sound more Westerner. The guy is a Namura money guy who he says worked in fab construction. Basically his entire business model is to "leak" whatever Chinese information he can get to his Japanese clients for money. But if the information that he is selling is as bad as the things he post, good god he robbing those poor Japanese dudes. The fact the this dude correlate the ArF excimer laser used by SMEE in 2001 developed by CAS with whatever they are using today by RSLaser is outrageous. There is 20 year development gap, is not even the same Laser.
whats the mistry. I alerted my readers and subscribers on January 28
RSLaser 60W 6KH immersion light source verified back in 2022.. they were working on more powerful light source like 90W. its already been 3 years. so development must be in advance stages or near completion.I think the confusion comes on how SMEE named their first dry scanner, the SSA600/10, at the time the ArF laser was 20W so people assumed that the new one will be called SSA800/10.
Why not SSA700?
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Something worth considering is that usually these kinds of auxiliary support tools don’t get made until the instrument they’re meant to support has its design finalized with very high confidence, and their verification process typically will involve testing on multiple samples of the equipment it’s meant to support just to confirm generalizable performance. All this is to say that the existence of this optics calibration tool *strongly* indicates that whichever equipment it’s meant to support is at a very mature phase of the R&D development process.This is a picture of the same interferometer for EUV optics that circulates since some days. This is not an EUV machine.
Incredible how wildly rumors snowball on the net!