Legacy

The SCIEX TAGA 6000 was introduced in 1981 as the first commercial triple quadrupole mass spectrometer.

The Canon PowerShot 600 was the first digital camera produced by Canon.

The West Bond 7KF Series is a manual wire bonder line for microelectronics packaging, and West Bond says it has designed and manufactured its wire bonding and die attach equipment since 1966.

The VIEW 1101 was a second-generation binary image pattern recognition system introduced in 1982 for automated wirebonding machines and wafer probers.

VIEW 1119 was introduced in 1982 as a combination of the VIEW 719 and VIEW 1101, providing pattern recognition and edge detection capabilities.

The YES-R1 is a bench-top plasma cleaner from Yield Engineering Systems that uses low-pressure gas plasma to remove organic contamination and surface-activate parts and substrates.

The View Engineering RB-1 was introduced in 1977 as an automated, 3-axis, binary image, machine vision-based dimensional measurement system.

The Perkin-Elmer 3240 was a minicomputer model available by 1982.

The Epson MP-80 was an improved model of the MX-80 dot matrix printer, launched in October 1980.

Seiko Epson's HC-20 was the Japan-market name for the HX-20, which Epson entered into the microcomputer market in 1982 and described as the world's first notebook computer.

The JEOL JEM-7 is an electron microscope introduced in 1964 and described as the first electron microscope to include a mechanism for electrical adjustment of the lens axis.

The Canon F-1 is a high-end single-lens reflex (SLR) camera introduced by Canon in 1971.

Applied Materials introduced the Precision 5000 in 1987 as a chemical vapor deposition machine.

The Epson TP-80 (also known as the TX-80) is an 80-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978.

Filmetrics F80 is a thin-film thickness mapping system for product wafers that measures patterned wafers and generates thickness images.

JEOL's JEM-1 was the company's first commercial model transmission electron microscope.

The ASML PAS 5500/275D is a high-throughput i-line stepper with 5X reduction, 365 nm exposure, and automated wafer handling for substrates up to 200 mm diameter.

The KLA P-20H is a stylus profilometer used for measuring surface topography, thin-film thickness, wafer bow, and surface roughness.

The MKS Type 253B Exhaust Throttle Valve is a butterfly valve for regulating gas removal from a vacuum chamber when used with an MKS controller.

Perkin-Elmer 3210 is a minicomputer model that was available by 1982.

The Teradyne A500 is an analog VLSI test system introduced in 1987 that led the market in testing integrated devices that provided the interface between analog and digital data.

The Tegal 981 is a plasma etch tool for thin film head fabrication, described as achieving precise photoresist descum with 4:1 anisotropy at low processing temperatures in oxygen-free plasmas.

The Tegal 900ACS is a single-wafer cassette-to-cassette non-critical plasma etch system for 75mm to 200mm wafers.

The CHA SEC-600/SE-600 is a legacy system in CHA Industries' product lineup.

The Tektronix 564 was introduced in 1964 as the world's first mass-produced analog storage oscilloscope.

The Edwards RV12 is a vacuum pump model named in the PDS 2010 parylene deposition system manual. The PDS 2010 manual identifies the Edwards RV12 as the 50 Hz vacuum pump used with the system.

The Epson TX-80 was an eighty-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978 and mainly used as a system printer for the Commodore PET computer.

The MPI MP36PH-3S is a diesel-electric passenger locomotive built by MotivePower, using an EMD 16-645F3B prime mover and rated at 3,600 hp.

The Alcatel-Lucent 1350 OMS is a unified optical management system that centralizes network management functions for the entire Alcatel-Lucent Optics portfolio.

VIEW 1220 is a 2nd generation grayscale image machine vision-based coordinate-measuring machine introduced in 1985.

The Headway PWM32 is a spinner spin controller that was later upgraded to the PWM50.

The PAS 2000 was ASML's first lithography product, introduced in 1984, and was a commercial and technical failure due to its oil-pressure wafer stage that leaked.