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KLA INS 3000

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  1. The KLA / Leica INS 3000 is an automated optical defect review system for 200mm wafers.

    Cited variants

    DesignationGenerationVintageChangesSource
    INS 3300——Automated optical defect review system for 300mm wafers with UV and DUV optics, higher throughput.web.archive.org[1]
  2. KLA / Leica INS 3000 is an 8-inch DUV defect inspection system used for wafer transport check and related inspection checks.

  3. The INS 3000 Macro Defect is an inspection system in the metrology and inspection category, used for automated optical detection of surface-level macro defects on semiconductor wafers.

  4. The INS 3000 is an optical inspection station with a fully automatic integrated microscope including UV and confocal, a universal wafer handler, front-loading cassette capacity for 1 to 3 cassettes including SMIF, and a Windows NT based graphical user interface.

All entries

  1. INS 3000KLA

    The KLA / Leica INS 3000 is an automated optical defect review system for 200mm wafers.

    CategoryMetrology & Inspection
    10 specs
  2. INS 3000 DUV DefectKLA

    KLA / Leica INS 3000 is an 8-inch DUV defect inspection system used for wafer transport check and related inspection checks.

    CategoryMetrology & InspectionWaferWafer transport check
    14 specs
  3. INS 3000 Macro DefectKLA

    General referenceThe INS 3000 Macro Defect is an inspection system in the metrology and inspection category, used for automated optical detection of surface-level macro defects on semiconductor wafers.

    CategoryMetrology & Inspection
    33 specs
  4. INS 3000 OpticalKLA

    The INS 3000 is an optical inspection station with a fully automatic integrated microscope including UV and confocal, a universal wafer handler, front-loading cassette capacity for 1 to 3 cassettes including SMIF, and a Windows NT based graphical user interface.

    CategoryMetrology & InspectionWaferUniversal wafer handler
    35 specs

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