Optics & Imaging

Optics and imaging systems are essential for examining and measuring semiconductor wafers. These systems ensure precise inspection to maintain high production standards.

  1. NANOMETRICS CRITICAL DIMENSION COMPUTER

    Optical CD Measurement

    NANOMETRICS CRITICAL DIMENSION COMPUTER

    Critical Dimension Computer Large memory digital computer calculates line widths and provides statistics on in process wafer and photomasks.

  2. LEEDS FOSTEC FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

    Fiber Optic Light Sources

    LEEDS FOSTEC FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

    Fiber Optic Light Source

    Representative photo

    These units are manufactured by Fostec and re-branded by different companies.The light source received may not be branded Fostec.

  3. LEICA/REICHERT WAFER INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Wafer Inspection Microscopes

    LEICA/REICHERT WAFER INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Automated Wafer Inspection Microscope Brightfield/Darkfield/DIC With LEP motorized wafer transport system

  4. LEICA AUTOMATED WAFER INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Wafer Inspection Microscopes

    LEICA AUTOMATED WAFER INSPECTION MICROSCOPE

    Automated Wafer Inspection Microscope Brightfield/Darkfield, DIC, With LEP motorized wafer transport system

Common Applications

Semiconductor wafer inspection

Defect identification

Film thickness measurement

Buying Guide

Optics & Imaging Buying Guide

When selecting optics and imaging systems, focus on the specific needs of your semiconductor production line.

Ensure compatibility with your existing equipment to streamline integration.

  • Verify the condition and calibration of the equipment to ensure optimal performance.
  • Assess the software and interfaces for ease of use and compatibility.
  • Check the documentation and logs for a complete history of use and maintenance.
  • Ensure the availability of accessories and manuals for efficient operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are optical systems used for in semiconductor manufacturing?
They are used for precise inspection and measurement of semiconductor wafers.
Why consider surplus optics and imaging equipment?
Surplus equipment can offer cost-effective solutions without compromising on performance.
What should I verify when buying used optical systems?
Check calibration, condition, and compatibility with existing tools.
What types of optical systems are available?
Available systems include optical microscopes, defect inspection tools, and film measurement equipment.
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