KLA-Tencor-Prometrix
Brand: Jandel Engineering | Category: Nanotechnology
This cartridge with a 6 way connector is made to suit KLA, Tencor and Prometrix systems such as the RS55, RS75 and RS100. It looks similar to the CDE head but the two are not interchangeable, so care is needed where both tools are on site.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Cartridge with 6 way connector |
| Specification | Compatible with KLA, Tencor and Prometrix systems such as RS55, RS75 and RS100 |
| Specification | Not interchangeable with the CDE compatible probe head |
| Specification | Upper and lower jewelled needle guides |
| Specification | Radii, spacing and planarity verified by video inspection system and optical interferometer |
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