Used TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON 20SR #9132509 for sale

TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON 20SR
Manufacturer
TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON
Model
20SR
ID: 9132509
Vintage: 1985
Probers, 1985 vintage.
TEL (TOKYO ELECTRON) TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON 20SR is an advanced prober used primarily in semiconductor and display manufacturing. TEL 20SR is the latest advancement in wafer probing technology with its industry-leading performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. TOKYO ELECTRON 20 SR prober works by physically contacting the wafer using a probe arm and then measuring the electrical signals sent back from the device under test. It does this using its high-speed scanning and measurement system which is powered by a combination of an optical encoder and internal power supply. The encoder constantly monitors the motion of the probe arm, allowing precise positioning and accurate sampling of the wafer. TEL / TOKYO ELECTRON 20 SR is equipped with a variety of sophisticated control systems, including a host of optional modules such as a test manager module and an in-situ CCD module. The test manager module allows the user to make detailed tests of up to 16 contact pads at once and conducts high-speed sampling and analysis on a wide range of semiconductor wafers. The in-situ CCD module uses a charge-coupled device (CCD) - a light-sensitive imaging device - to capture detailed images of the wafer surface. 20SR offers a wide range of features, including fast test rates of up to 30kHz, a linear contact force velocity tuning system, a 10-bit data acquisition system, and a two-point quick-turret change capability which allows for easier testing of different contact pad configurations without a service call. TEL 20 SR prober is a dependable testing tool, offering a trouble-free operation and low maintenance needs. Plus, its intuitive and user-friendly interface makes it easy to operate and understand. TOKYO ELECTRON 20SR is one of the top of the line probers available, offering superior performance in an economical and reliable package.
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