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Laurell Technologies
Operations Manual WS-650-Lite Series
Revision Date: 7/26/2011
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Figure 3-14c
REMOVING AND INSTALLING SCREW DOWN CHUCK
3.7.3 HIGH PERFORMANCE DRIVE (HPD2) MOTOR - PRESS-ON OR SCREW
DOWN CHUCK
Laurell Technologies uses a press-on or screw down substrate chuck with our 300 mm
processor models and with all High Performance Drive (HPD2) motors. These two
styles of chucks are interchangeable – the press-on is a chuck which presses onto the
motor shaft adapter and the screw down screws onto the motor shaft adapter. See
figures 3-13 & 3-14.
3.8 – HIGH PERFORMANCE DRIVE MOTOR (HPD2)
The HPD2 brushless motor is standard on our 15 series models and is optional with our
other spin processors. All models equipped with a HPD2 motor have an additional lid
interlock which prevents the opening of the lid while the tool is in operation. All HPD2
motors have an insert or screw down chuck (see section 3.7.3).
3.8.1 PROGRAMMING THE HPD2
See section 3.4.3 Edit mode for information on how to edit.
ACCELERATION:
The HPD2 is capable of extremely fast acceleration rates
up to 30,000 rpm/second. (Acceleration rates are greatly influenced by chuck
load so individual cases may vary.) Acceleration is programmable from 2 to
30,000 rpm/sec.
CAUTION: When using a mechanical chuck always use low acceleration
rates to prevent the possibility of throwing a substrate from the chuck!
SPIN SPEED:
The HPD2 spin speed is programmable with both positive and
negative numbers. Positive numbers >+00001 will cause the motor to rotate
counter clockwise and negative values <-00001 will cause clockwise rotation.
Negative values can be entered by highlighting the + or – symbol in the edit
mode and pressing the up or down arrow key. See figure 3-27