Boston Semi Equipment’s Odyssey Takes the EG2001 Wafer Probe Platform into the Future - Admati Agencies

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BILLERICA, Mass. – July 14, 2015 – Boston Semi Equipment (BSE) today announced its new Odyssey model wafer prober for 2-inch to 8-inch and custom geometry wafers. The Odyssey takes the proven mechanisms of the EG2001, supports them with enhanced software and electronics, and delivers a fully EG2001 compatible platform that is able to accommodate present and future probe requirements.

“The Odyssey is a high throughput, pc-based platform with 3 micron accuracy,” commented Colin Scholefield, Boston Semi Equipment Executive Vice President. “With features that include a touchscreen interface, integrated wafer mapping software and PROMS that permanently store profiling data; the Odyssey is a cost effective choice for high performance, reliable and flexible wafer probe applications.”

The Odyssey is designed to be fully compatible with the EG2001 making it easy to integrate into existing EG2001 environments. The pc-based control system ensures the platform can be enhanced to satisfy market requirements now and into the future and the Odyssey’s modular architecture easily adapts and expands to changing requirements. Boston Semi Equipment’s probe engineering team is available to develop custom solutions for specific customer requirements.

All Boston Semi Equipment wafer probe solutions are supported by experienced service technicians who are providing industry leading support every day.

About Boston Semi Equipment

Boston Semi Equipment LLC (BSE) provides equipment and services to semiconductor manufacturers and OSATs worldwide. Our solutions address customer requirements for testing, handling, inspecting and manufacturing semiconductors. BSE helps customers maintain maximum uptime by providing a broad range of service and support products. Our goal is to lower equipment costs for our customers. Visit www.bostonsemiequipment.com for more information.

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Boston Semi Equipment
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