The ASML 4022.471.76592 is a high-performance control printed circuit board, designated PCB-I-E-1391=9G24, designed for use in ASML lithography systems. This board handles complex timing, sequencing, and data routing tasks, ensuring coordinated operation of multiple subsystems within the stepper.
Part Number: 4022.471.76592
Designation: PCB-I-E-1391=9G24
Processor: ARM Cortex-M7 at 300 MHz with FPU
Memory: 2 MB Flash, 512 kB SRAM
Communication Interfaces: 2 x CAN 2.0, 3 x UART, 1 x SPI, 1 x I²C
Digital I/O: 24 configurable channels (3.3 V or 5 V tolerant)
PWM Outputs: 8 channels, 16-bit resolution
Analog Inputs: 6 channels, 12-bit, 0–3.3 V
Temperature Sensor: Onboard digital sensor
Power Supply: 5 V DC, 2 A max from backplane
Form Factor: 3U Eurocard with 64-pin connector
The board acts as a local controller for sub-systems such as wafer handling, reticle loading, or environmental management. It executes a real-time operating system (RTOS) that manages multiple tasks with deterministic timing. The CAN interfaces allow communication with other boards in the system, while the PWM outputs are used for motor speed control. The analog inputs can monitor pressures, temperatures, or flow rates.
Insert the board into a 3U slot with proper keying. Secure the front panel with screws. Connect the external cables to the front-panel header connectors (Hirose or D-sub). The board’s firmware is pre-loaded; however, a field update can be performed via the SPI interface. Initial configuration includes setting the node ID and baud rate for CAN.
The board can be programmed using the ASML Integrated Development Environment (IDE) based on C/C++. A library of functions is provided for accessing I/O and communication ports. Configuration parameters such as watchdog timeout and analog scaling are stored in Flash and can be modified via the service tool.
A diagnostic LED pattern indicates the board’s status: steady green – normal, flashing red – fault, off – no power. The board logs error events to a circular buffer that can be read over the CAN bus. Routine maintenance is limited to visual inspection and ensuring connectors are seated. The MTBF is 100,000 hours.
This board is designed to work with PAS 5000/2500 and TWINSCAN systems. It communicates with the main processor board (4022.428.1804) via CAN and can be daisy-chained with other control boards. It supports both standard and custom control algorithms.
RoHS and REACH compliant. Operating temperature 5°C–45°C. Humidity < 85% non-condensing. ESD-sensitive; handle with proper precautions.
ASML provides a comprehensive reference manual, API documentation, and sample code. A debug interface (JTAG) is available for advanced troubleshooting. Spare boards and connector kits are obtainable.
The ASML 4022.471.76592 control PCB offers a compact and powerful solution for distributed control in lithography systems. Its flexibility, reliability, and ease of integration make it a valuable component for modern stepper architectures.



