Vacuum References
SRS-Vacuum Technology References
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14. Gary Ash, “Cryogenic High Vacuum Pumps: An overview of their application and
use”, Vacuum&ThinFilm, August 1999, p. 20.
15. Phil Danielson, “Cryopump Crossover”, Vacuum&ThinFilm, November 1999, p. 8
16. Vic Comello, “Tailoring Traps to Specific applications”, R&D Magazine, January
2000, p. 59
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18. “Finding a pump just got easier”, R&D Magazine, Feb. 2000. Note: table describing
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19. Youfan Gu, “Managing TEOS Effluents”, R&D Magazine, Feb. 2000, p. 67.
20. John Freeman, “Cost Down and performance up!”, Inside Vacuum, Pfeiffer’s
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2000, p. 45.
22. Phillip A. Lessard, “Vacuum Pumping Systems for Chemical Vapor Deposition
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24. Peter M. Yau and Atul N. Patil, “Chemical Scroll Pumps Are Ideal for Lab
Applications”, R&D Magazine, June 2000, p. 80
25. Vic Comello, “Roots Pumps are Versatile Performers”, R&D Magazine, Back to
Basics, June 2000, p. 93.
26. Vic Comello, “High Speed Screw Pumps Being Developed for 300-mm Wafers”,
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