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* [[ADT 7100 - Standard Dicing Procedure - Single Cuts|Standard Dicing Procedure - Single Cuts]]
* [[ADT 7100 - Recovering an Old Recipe (2019)|Recovering an Old Recipe]]


==== [[Recipe Recovery Procedure]] ====
# [[File:Image.png]]Click on the Programming Workspace
# Go to any recipe
# Click 'Recipe Import'[[File:Recipe import.png]]
# Select 'd: [New Volume]' from 'Folder List'[[File:Volume d.jpg|533x533px]]
# Open folder 'ADT'. Open Folder 'ADT-7100-8544150816'. Open folder 'db'. Open folder 'exports'
# Find you recipe in the box to the right and double click on it
# Verify group name is correct under 'Recipe Info'
# Click 'OK'
# Click 'Replace'
# Repeat for additional recipes


== Recipes ==
== Recipes ==

Revision as of 10:13, 27 March 2019

Dicing Saw (ADT)
ADT.jpg
Tool Type Packaging
Location Dicing Saw Room
Supervisor Aidan Hopkins
Supervisor Phone (805) 893-2343
Supervisor E-Mail hopkins@ece.ucsb.edu
Description ADT Dicing Saw
Manufacturer Advanced Dicing Technologies Ltd.
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About

The ADT 7100 Dicing Saw is optimized for multi-angle dicing of thin, tight tolerance products up to 200 mm x 200 mm. It is currently setup for dicing up to 8” diameter wafers. Check the Dicing Saw Recipes page for the blades we currently stock.

Detailed Specifications

Operating Procedures


Recipes

Be sure to also see the methods for protecting your sample from dicing dust, and mounting/unmounting.