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ELECTRON-BEAM  POWER  GENERATOR  ~HPS-600N/1000N~

 

5

Operation 

 

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13)   Start of vapor deposition 

The high voltage is switched to ON again. Turn the EMISSION knob of LOCAL CONTROL BOX to 
pass a beam current. Gradually increase the power until a given vapor deposition rate is obtained. 

At this point, OVER LOAD may appear on DISPLAY due to electric discharge by gas generated from 
the evaporation material. In this case, take time until it becomes stable without applying power forcedly. 
With  the  sweep  function  of  the  X-axis  and  Y-axis  magnet  coils,  the  degassing  of  the  evaporation 
material can be done quickly.

 

 

 
 

 

If  OVER  LOAD  appears  on  DISPLAY,  take  time  until  the  blink  of  the  OVERLOAD  indicator  is 
reduced without applying power forcedly. This is due to electric discharge by gas generated from 
the evaporation material and the blink of the OVER LOAD indication is reduced when the discharge 
amount of gas becomes low. 
With the sweep function of the X-axis and Y-axis magnet coils, the degassing of the evaporation 
material can be done quickly.

 

 

 
 

 

In  the  degassing  process  of  the  evaporation  material,  a  local  discharge  phenomenon  appears 
(unusual electrical discharge). For HPS-1000N, if an unusual electrical discharge occurs and a large 
current passes, the  overcurrent protection circuit is  activated and the beam current  and  the high 
voltage  are  shut  down.  After  that,  it  automatically  recovers  to  a  steady  state.  Also  for  a  lasting 
vacuum  discharge,  the  overcurrent  protection  circuit  works  to  reduce  the  beam  current  and  an 
electric discharge becomes harder to occur.

 

 

14)   End of vapor deposition 

After a given film thickness is obtained, set the beam current to 0 and switch the high voltage to OFF. 

EISSION knob:   

High voltage button:    OFF 
Key switch:   

LOCK 

The operation is now completed. 

 

15)   EB gun cooling 

Even after the vapor deposition is finished, it takes approx. 15 to 20 minutes until the temperature of 
the evaporation material and the emitter assembly becomes low. 
In addition, if the vacuum chamber needs to be at the atmospheric pressure, you are recommended 
to introduce inert gas to prevent oxidation. 

 
 

5.2.2. 

LOCAL operation with S-TYPE 

The S-TYPE settings can be used with HPS-1000N. HPS-600N has G-TYPE settings only.

 

 

1)    X coil current check

 

 

In reference to the operations manual of the EB gun you use and, if no X coil current corresponding 
to the set acceleration voltage, no cable would be connected to the X coil. Check the connection of 
the XY OUT cable and the coil on the loading side.

 

 
 

 

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Summary of Contents for HPS-600N

Page 1: ...Supply Electron Beam Gun Controller Model Power Supply Main Unit HPS 600N HPS 1000N Gun Controller EGC 10GS 10th edition july 14 2022 ULVAC Inc Components Division Before using this product be sure to...

Page 2: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N Introduction...

Page 3: ...derstanding it Keep this operation manual always at hand with care When changing the installation place of this product be sure to attach this operation manual to the product Due to the unit improveme...

Page 4: ...and inappropriate inspection service work Well read the contents of the operation and the inspection service work and never operate this product until you understand it 3 The warning and the caution a...

Page 5: ...ous situations including slight personal injury or medium scale of damage to the facility Works ignoring this note can lead to slight personal injury and or can bring the system into the situation tha...

Page 6: ...1 Power Supply Main Unit Fig 0 2 Gun Controller Check all of these warning labels are legible and always keep them clean Use cloths and water for cleaning the warning labels Do not use gasoline and o...

Page 7: ...product with expired guaranteed period 2 A malfunction or trouble occurred by inevitable accidents including fire wind flood lightning or war 3 A malfunction or trouble occurred by careless or imprope...

Page 8: ...e expenses related to disposal you are kindly requested to burden it on the customer s side 7 About Service Parts To use the power supply for a longer period of time you are recommended to periodicall...

Page 9: ...ared 12 3 4 1 Power Receiving Equipment 12 3 5 Cable Connection 14 4 Description of Each Part 18 4 1 Front panel of power supply main unit 18 4 2 Back panel of power supply main unit 20 4 3 Alarm Fuse...

Page 10: ...primary switch of the power supply you use and leave it for 5 minutes or more before opening the cover Maintenance shall be performed by or under the instructions of an expert operator for handling hi...

Page 11: ...kW 10 kW 4 In the event of an unusual electrical discharge of an electron gun the high voltage supply is fast stopped This limits the unusual electrical discharge and enables auto recovery 5 The circu...

Page 12: ...able 2 1 Equipment Configuration List Type Power Supply Main Unit HPS 600N HPS 1000N Gun controller EGC 10GS 1 source type 1 unit 1 1 unit 2 source type 1 unit 2 2 units 1 A 1 source type has 100 afte...

Page 13: ...GND CABLE DEF XY OUT CABLE OUTPUT CABLE LOCAL CONTROL BOX Front Panel Connecter OUTPUT SHIELD CABLE OUTPUT CABLE LOCAL CONTROL BOX Front Panel Connecter OUTPUT SHIELD CABLE DEF XY OUT CABLE CONTROL PO...

Page 14: ...ection Operation method Switching method by semiconductor device High voltage breaking time 1 ms or less High voltage OFF in about 1 sec for in the case of a mechanical short circuit Downtime 10ms Hig...

Page 15: ...ps of 1 Hz Waveform Triangular wave Sine wave Triangular wave Sine wave Deflection coil output Deflection coil G TYPE Gun only Variable range 0 4A 3 5A Voltage 24V Fluctuation ratio 2 or less Frequenc...

Page 16: ...x 50A 1V 50Amax Waveform output EMISSION MONITOR 0 1 0A 0 5V 0 1 0A 0 5V DC output HV MONITOR 2 6kV 2 5V 4 10kV 2 5V Waveform output Gun controller G TYPE Monitor output DEF CUR MONITOR 1A 1V Max 3 5A...

Page 17: ...ltage with the same pin number 2 Common ports high voltage beam current and magnet coil common ports of each program connector and each monitor terminal need to be in a floating condition at a withsta...

Page 18: ...ies list check the number of parts See Table 3 1 Table 3 1 Standard Accessories List G TYPE Accessories Name Specifications Quantity 1 source 2 source EARTH GUN GND Cable 14mm2 1 6m 1 1 INPUT Cable 14...

Page 19: ...12 20 4 4 1 Attached to the power supply main unit 2 Spare The required number of the parts is attached to the actual unit 3 One is used for the actual unit and the other is a spare 4 Optional functio...

Page 20: ...th a rack mount needs to provide sufficient ventilation so that the temperature in the rack does not exceed the specification temperature Provide sufficient ventilation so that the ambient temperature...

Page 21: ...the gun controller may be caused 3 4 Things to be Prepared Do not use any parts that does not satisfy the electrical and mechanical specifications described on this operations manual 3 4 1 Power Rece...

Page 22: ...EB power supply main unit using the EARTH GUN GND cable Never do wiring which goes through the relay terminal In addition sufficiently tighten the nuts so that there is no looseness If an earth conne...

Page 23: ...g method Be sure to connect the EARTH GUN GND cable If the EARTH GUN GND cable is not connected it is extremely danger because the power supply enclosure is in a floating condition Before turning on t...

Page 24: ...he EB gun The shielding and earthing of a high voltage cable is very important process as a measure against noise occurrence and safety Any operation without this process may cause damage to the power...

Page 25: ...4 shows the correspondence between connector pins and output For connection on the side of the EB gun loading see the operations manual of the EB gun Table 3 4 DEF XY OUT Cable Connection G TYPE gun...

Page 26: ...g 4 10 in Section 4 Explanatory Drawing and connect it to the PROGRAM receptacle on the back of the gun controller 6 Three phase input power supply Insert the plug side of the supplied INPUT cable thr...

Page 27: ...ion of Each Part This section describes the name of each part of this product In addition how to connect each unit is described here For the external dimension drawing of each unit see the attached da...

Page 28: ...Remember the position of the EMO button to avoid pressing by mistake during the operation but enable one to press immediately in an emergency 5 HV ON indicator Red This lights up when a high voltage i...

Page 29: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 4 Description of Each Part 20 4 2 Back panel of power supply main unit Figure 4 2 Back view of HPS 600N 1000N...

Page 30: ...wiring which goes through the relay terminal 3 POWER 1 receptacle This is a receptacle for connecting the supplied POWER cable Tables 3 1 and 3 2 4 CONTROL 1 receptacle This is a receptacle for conne...

Page 31: ...or external output of the filament current For the output part see Fig 4 3 For the signal level see Table 2 3 Figure 4 3 Monitor Terminal Output Drawing GUN GND 15 V BNC terminal GUN GND 499 2k 1k 1 k...

Page 32: ...his enables one to turn on off the power supply and to turn off trip the MAIN circuit breaker by external contacts For a self holding type make connections following Fig 4 4 For a single contact type...

Page 33: ...or for the 2nd source for a 2 source type 16 EMISSION MONITOR connector This is a BNC connector for external output of the beam current For the output part see Fig 4 3 This is the connector for the 2n...

Page 34: ...he EB power supply and your main breaker for the EB power supply and leave them for 5 minutes or more Shutting off only the MAIN circuit breaker for the EB power supply is not enough because under tha...

Page 35: ...the power circuit of the 1 source gun controller T phase FUSE_BOX in the front of the power supply F 14 5A 1 Protection of the power circuit of the 1 source filament S phase FUSE_BOX in the front of t...

Page 36: ...switched to ON by the external signal of the INTERLOCKS connector The gun controller ON switch is disabled 3 HIGH VOLTAGE ON switch This is used to switch the high voltage to ON under the conditions w...

Page 37: ...nd 3 2 This is the power supply part for the gun controller 2 INTERLOCKS receptacle This is a receptacle for connecting the supplied INTERLOCKS connector Tables 3 1 and 3 2 Connect the INTERLOCKS conn...

Page 38: ...filament This function enables the installation check at the time of replacement of a filament of the EB gun and the degassing of the filament You can use the DEGAS function by setting the degassing...

Page 39: ...supply POWER When the state whether the main power is supplied to the EB power supply is monitored and it is supplied properly INTERLOCK is OK COOLING Monitors whether the temperature in the EB power...

Page 40: ...to ensure human safety and prevent damage to the EB gun Therefore be sure to avoid any wiring which may short circuit the interlocks and operation with the interlocks short circuited because they are...

Page 41: ...ge common High voltage sweep control Beam current common High voltage control Beam current control Y axis position control Y axis sweep control X axis position control X axis sweep control Magnet comm...

Page 42: ...500 VAC or more above the earth and the portions between the common ports need to be insulated 7 DEF CUR X CUR MONITOR connector This is the connector for monitoring the current passing through the DE...

Page 43: ...nal command the contact closes 4 EMI_EXT When the EMISSION output can be controlled by an external command the contact closes 5 SP_EXT When the XY output can be controlled by an external command the c...

Page 44: ...to HEARTH 4 Pin No Pin name Description 1 HEARTH 1 Hearth 1 signal input port 2 HEARTH 2 Hearth 2 signal input port 3 HEARTH 3 Hearth 3 signal input port 4 HEARTH 4 Hearth 4 signal input port 5 COMMO...

Page 45: ...ocal Control Box 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 EMISSION LOCAL CONTROL BOX SWEEP POSITION X AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 SWEEP POSITION Y AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0...

Page 46: ...in the XY SCAN menu of DISPLAY 4 X AXIS SWEEP knob This is for adding a triangular wave in the form superposed on the direct current passing through the X axis of the XY sweep coil This enables a bea...

Page 47: ...e done by LOCAL CONTROL BOX 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 EMISSION LOCAL CONTROL BOX SWEEP POSITION X AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SWEEP POSITION Y AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 48: ...he Y axis direction by changing the current The variable range is the Y CURRENT MAX value set in the XY SCAN menu of DISPLAY 5 Y AXIS SWEEP knob This is for adding a triangular wave in the form superp...

Page 49: ...r supply without looseness Check whether the current capacity of your fuse box or circuit breaker is 50 A or more 3 Earth check Check that the system earth terminal of the equipment on the loading sid...

Page 50: ...currence and safety Any operation without this process may cause damage to the power supply and very dangerous So make sure that it is checked Do wiring following Fig 2 1 At this time never coil or pl...

Page 51: ...RAM connector are securely connected and whether the connections of the connectors are correctly made See Figs 4 9 and 4 10 Each interlock is provided to ensure human safety and prevent damage to the...

Page 52: ...you use For the setting values see the instructions manul of the EB gun 2 EB power supply ON When the MAIN circuit breaker of the EB power supply is switched to ON each indicator lights up and the DEF...

Page 53: ...Output current upper limit setting 1 2A Y CURRENT CENTER Output current OFFSET position setting 0A INTLK HIGH MAGNET coil resistance value upper limit setting 4 5 INTLK LOW MAGNET coil resistance valu...

Page 54: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 5 Operation 45...

Page 55: ...is switched from INTLK NG Red to INTLK OK Green If there is any interlocks that are not released it does not indicate INTLK OK even when Key is switched Check the points that are not released in the I...

Page 56: ...d the DEFLECTION current at this point too When adjusting the beam center position do not adjust the position with X POSITION of the XY sweep coil Basic beam deflection is done by the DEFLECTION coil...

Page 57: ...In the same way make adjustments for both the X axis and Y axis When the limit indication warning bar lights up no more current passes It always need to be used within the range in which the limit ind...

Page 58: ...arge For HPS 1000N if an unusual electrical discharge occurs and a large current passes the overcurrent protection circuit is activated and the beam current and the high voltage are shut down After th...

Page 59: ...llowance and the lower limit almost without allowance If the current of the deflection coil or the X axis coil is changed MAG INTLK may be activated Check the resistance value of the coil and adjust t...

Page 60: ...SION knob is turned the cause would be a short circuit between the right and left terminals of the filament In reference to the operations manual of the EB gun check the EB gun If no current passes th...

Page 61: ...the X Y menu In the same way make adjustments for both the X axis and Y axis When the limit indication warning bar lights up no more current passes It always need to be used within the range in which...

Page 62: ...in the range from 4 to 10 kV and therefore this is not an error Therefore use the high voltage sweep size within the range shown in Fig 5 1 Figure 5 1 Allowable Range of HV SWEEP Settings HV SWEEP ado...

Page 63: ...rent passes the overcurrent protection circuit is activated and the beam current and the high voltage are shut down After that it automatically recovers to a steady state Also for a lasting vacuum dis...

Page 64: ...s are in a floating condition 4 Beam current common ports connect to the system ground of the EB gun via GUN GND 5 The magnet common port is introduced into the vacuum device via the current feedthrou...

Page 65: ...amaged 2 High voltage ON by external contact The high voltage is switched to ON by external contact signals For high voltage ON by external contact signals do the wiring following Fig 4 9 3 Start of v...

Page 66: ...appears when other errors occur in the gun controller When this occurs the GUNCONT READY part turns from green to red in the INTLK menu on the gun controller screen 1 OVER LOAD This appears when an a...

Page 67: ...by pressing the RESET button on the gun controller after the internal temperature is reduced sufficiently If OVER TEMP frequently occurs check whether the temperature around the gun controller is with...

Page 68: ...Incomplete earth is very dangerous to the human body Thoroughly check that the cable connections are not loose or insufficiently long Do the wiring following Fig 3 1 4 Never use in a wet environment A...

Page 69: ...en the DEF XY OUT cable or the XY cable the current introduction terminal and the magnet coil loose In addition is there any dissolution of coating of the wiring or film entirely deposited NOTE 5 6 Is...

Page 70: ...igh voltage introduction terminals produce heat and are burned In addition due to deposited film on the cable and isolation insulator the magnet coil current does not pass through the magnet coil and...

Page 71: ...ing Class A with a ground resistance of 10 or less Is there looseness at the connections NOTE 10 3 Clean the inside of the power supply Wipe out with cloths impregnated with alcohol or blow off the du...

Page 72: ...connections are not loose or insufficiently long For provisions on the earth see Fig 3 2 NOTE 11 The EB power supply produces a high voltage inside and dust builds up on the part where the high voltag...

Page 73: ...7 years 8 MAIN circuit breaker 7 years 9 High voltage detection resistor 7 years 1 The recommended replacement period of years does not guarantee the parts lifetime The consumption rates of these par...

Page 74: ...ions on the earth see Fig 3 1 3 Never use in a wet environment An electric shock may occur even at a low voltage If water leakage or the like occurs be sure to wipe out water and dry before use 4 Use...

Page 75: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 7 Troubleshooting 66...

Page 76: ...crucible by turning the deflection knob Breakdown of the power supply Contact us 1 Switch failure 2 Meter failure Wiring of INTERLOCKS connector 1 See Fig 4 5 High voltage ground fault 1 EB gun emitte...

Page 77: ...upply main unit is turned off Check which fuse is blown following Fig 4 1 For the correspondence see Section 6 below C The fan is stopped Check the fan rotation If a foreign substance stops it remove...

Page 78: ...the high voltage introduction terminal Replace it if there is extreme dirt on the insulator due to deposited film D Occurrence of glow electric discharge Check the pressure Set the pressure to 5 x 10...

Page 79: ...mmand signal are 0 B Glow discharge occurs Check whether a glow discharge occurs in the vacuum chamber Check that the pressure is 5 x 10 3 Pa or less C Unusual electrical discharge occurs Check whethe...

Page 80: ...tor is conducting by deposited film replace it E Dirt on magnet lead wire Check the magnet lead wire in the vacuum chamber Replace with new one if there is extreme deposited film on the cable F DEF MI...

Page 81: ...und fault of the XY SWEEP coil cable Check the XY scan coil cable If there is a break point or a ground fault point repair it 7 The beam position moves during the vapor deposition A Charging up of vap...

Page 82: ...low is attached Figure 8 1 Power Supply Main Unit External View of HPS 1000N Figure 8 2 Gun Controller External View of EGC 10GS Figure 8 3 G TYPE Local Control Box External View Figure 8 4 S TYPE Loc...

Page 83: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 8 Attached Data 74 Figure 8 1 Power Supply Main Unit External View of HPS 1000N 2 source type...

Page 84: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 8 Attached Data 75 Figure 8 2 Gun Controller External View of EGC 10GS...

Page 85: ...Local Control Box for G TYPE External View 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 EMISSION LOCAL CONTROL BOX SWEEP POSITION X AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 SWEEP POSITION Y AXIS 0 1 2 3...

Page 86: ...20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 EMISSION LOCAL CONTROL BOX SWEEP POSITION X AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SWEEP POSITION Y AXIS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 82 00 156...

Page 87: ...Lead Hg Mercury Cd Cadmium Cr6 Hexavalent chromium PBB Polybrominated biphenyl PBDE Polybrominated diphenyl ether SJ T11364 This table is prepared according to the provisions of SJ T 11364 2014 GB T 2...

Page 88: ...ELECTRON BEAM POWER GENERATOR HPS 600N 1000N 8 Attached Data 79 Attachment 8 2 CE Delaration of Conformity...

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