SPEA H5000 turret handlers are designed to perform high-speed and high-accuracy semiconductor test, inspection and finishing. Their modular design gives the greatest flexibility of configuration, to meet every process need with a wide variety of input/output media and testing units.
Test process configurability
SPEA Turret Handler can be completely configured with all the input, test and finishing options customers may need, delivering flexibility and innovative features. You can build your handler starting from a range of input, output, test and inspection unit possibilities:
Input
- Wafer on film frame
- Bowl feeder
- Tray
Process
- Electrical Test (up to 10 stations, on revolver units)
- Device Orientation
- 6S Optical Inspection (5S + Top inspection)
- Multiple Device Fail Binning (up to 4)
- In-pocket inspection, before and after sealing (on reel output unit)
Output
- Wafer on film frame
- Bowl feeder
- Tray
Two different output options can be installed simultaneously on the same configuration (e.g. wafer and tape on reel, or double tape-on-reel finishing), to further enhance the Turret Handler flexibility in use.
Thermal conditioning option is also available for testing at hot temperatures, while conversion kits are available to quickly switch between different applications.
The possibility to handle diced dies directly from film-framed wafers, with output on reconstructed wafer or finishing on tape, makes SPEA H5000 Turret Handler the ideal choice for KGD testing.
High throughput and operation autonomy
Device handling is based on fast, controlled-force pick&place units, able to handle with no damage also the smallest and most fragile devices without stressing the package. Linear actuators and motorized pickers allow fast and accurate handling, and feature a long life span without maintenance requirements. Automatic pickup calibration and Automatic Pick&Place Quote Adjustment enhance the turret test handler operation autonomy.
High-performance optical inspection
SPEA H5000 Turret Handler performs a complete optical inspection using accurate vision units to verify the device position and detect any surface defect, on the 6 sides. Additionally, pre-sealing and after-sealing inspections are performed on the tape-on-reel finishing stations.
