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EG 4090 Automatic WaferversusPrecio Octo

Electroglas EG 4090 Automatic Wafer, Tokyo Electron Precio Octo, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

Documented as functional equivalents— Same function class: Test & Probe, null[1]
Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
Precio OctoTokyo Electron
OEMElectroglasTokyo Electron
CategoryTest & ProbeTest & Probe
Wafer size——
Process node——
Introduced——
Production run——
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones2026 Still in service—
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyElectroglas EG 4090Tokyo Electron Precio
Cited variants
  • EG 4090 Automatic Wafer Prober - Nickel Chuck - Hot Chuck Temp - Airblower: IH - Thinwafer - Armsize: IH Bernoulli[2]
  • EG 4090 Automatic Wafer Prober - Nickel Chuck - Hot Chuck Temp - Airblower: IH - Armsize: IH Big[3]
  • EG 4090 Automatic Wafer Prober - Nickel Chuck - Hot Chuck Temp - Armsize: Small[4]
  • Precio Octo, 4-5 inch special configuration[5]
  • Precio Octo, ambient-hot temperature range configuration[6]
  • Precio Octo, 8-inch gold hot & cold chuck top system[7]
  • Precio Octo[5]
Specifications
ConfigurationNickel Chuck[2]50/60 Hz[12]
AirblowerIH[2]—
ArmsizeIH Bernoulli[2]—
Wafer Size Support150 mm and 200 mm wafers[9]—
Chuck TypeNickel or Gold, hot chuck[2]Gold hot & cold chuck top system[7]
Alignment AccuracyMicron-level[9]—
Input Voltage115VAC[10]—
Vision ModulePRM-3[10]—
Display Control ModuleDCM II or DCM-2[10]—
Material Handler ModuleStation CONT (ESC) or MHCM[10]—
Prober Control ModuleYes[10]—
Cassette LoaderYes[10]—
Probing ModesManual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic[9]—
Temperature ControlHot chuck with temperature control (TC2000)[11]—
Thinwafer SupportYes (listed as option)[2]—
CPU—VIP3A[7]
Chiller—C255 (-55 ~ 200 degrees C)[7]
Wafer Size—4", 5", 8"[12]
Chiller Model—C255[7]
Temperature Range—-55 to 200 degrees C[7]
Interface—GPIB[7]
Loader Type—Right side single top loader[7]
Vintage (unit)—2022[12]
Probe Mark Inspection—Supports TELPADS-O high-speed PMI[1]

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