Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON P-12XLn #9236143 for sale

Manufacturer
TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON
Model
P-12XLn
ID: 9236143
Prober.
TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON P-12XLn is a prober that is used for electrical test and evaluation of products. It is an advanced wafer-level probing equipment that offers high speed, performance, and features for both production and development. TEL P 12 XLN features a high-speed, ultra-precision X-Y stage with a work area of 800 millimeters (mm) in X-axis and 600 mm in Y-Resolution. The prober is capable to position wafers with a minimum step of 0.1 micron. The prober also has an automated wafer alignment function that helps reduce probe to pad alignment time. The system is equipped with a high-speed dual-axis lapper that allows lapping of probes and/or test pads with up to 90,000rpm speed which helps in shortening probing process cycle times. The prober is designed with a probing head which contains probe cards, flex circuits, and load boards with various types of probes, be it spring or ball type, to support various kinds of tests, making it suitable for a wide range of products. It also comes with a high accuracy alignment sensor for probe to pad alignment which is able to achieve a setting accuracy within 10 micron. The unit has an integrated Auto Function which aids in automating the probing process and setting parameters, providing advanced usability and flexibility. It also has an integrated PC-based machine software with a self-diagnostic function, making operations easier and more efficient. In addition, TOKYO ELECTRON P-12 XLN is a compact tool that features a slim body and compact footprint to fit into confined cleanrooms. The asset is also compliant with SEMI standards, making it ideal for high-ight production applications. P 12 XLN prober is a powerful and efficient model for high-speed and high-precision probing and testing of various kinds of products. With its advanced features and capabilities, the prober can help increase throughput and reduce costs for manufacturers.
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