High-Performance UV EPROM/Wafer Erasing System Features Extra-Large Load Capacity
/EINPresswire.com/ -- WESTBURY, NY--(Marketwired - May 16, 2016) - Spectroline's "super-capacity" PC-8820C-LT UV EPROM/Wafer Erasing System meets exacting production requirements of high-density EPROMs and wafers. This system incorporates the latest technological innovations in the industry to ensure the highest UV intensities, fastest erasing times, larger load capacities and unmatched safety and reliability.
The PC8820C-LT is engineered for maximum irradiance uniformity. It has a nominal short-wave UV (254 nm) intensity of 70,000 µW/cm², which ensures fast, reliable and complete erasure of programmed memory from every EPROM, chip or wafer -- in as little as 90 seconds. Its extra-large load capacity can accommodate 15 - 6 inch (150 mm) wafers. By exposing EPROMs and wafers to high-intensity short-wave ultraviolet (254 nm) radiation, the chips are "cleared" of all old data and are ready for reuse.
The unit utilizes eight ozone-free, low-pressure, mercury vapor quartz grid lamp assemblies. Mounted on specular aluminum reflectors, these ultra-high intensity UV grid lamps produce up to four times the throughput of competitive systems. The cabinet is constructed of rugged, anodized aluminum and stainless steel. It contains a removable tray insert that readily adjusts to different heights, ensuring optimum UV exposure.
The PC-8820C-LT also features a light tower with red/yellow/green signals that indicate the mode status at every stage of operation. A rocker switch "Start" button allows fast and easy user control of the grid lamps, alarm and drawer "lock/unlock" modes. A cycle sounding alarm alerts the operator when each normal erasing cycle is complete and a lamp fault alarm sounds if one or more grid lamps fail. The control panel cover and internal security latch provide additional securities for the system.
For more information, call toll-free 1-800-274-8888. Outside the U.S. and Canada, call 516-333-4840 or check us out at Spectroline.com.
Headquartered in Westbury, New York, Spectronics Corporation invented fluorescent leak detection in 1955, and remains the world's leading manufacturer of ultraviolet equipment and fluorescent dyes. Spectroline® cutting-edge, top-quality, industry-awarded lamps, dyes, radiometers and diagnostic tools are built to exacting standards, and are used for literally dozens of markets, some of which include Industrial, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Laboratory, Semiconductor, Nondestructive Testing and Forensics. Spectronics Corporation is dedicated to upholding high standards in design manufacturing, ensuring customer satisfaction and developing innovative technologies that make the world a better place.
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The PC-8820C-LT's control panel features a digital timer -- Pre-settable by user to minimize operator error and provides automatic shut-off at the end of the erasing cycle. May be set for hours, minutes or seconds. The unit also has a manual fan speed control -- Allows fan speed adjustment in upper unit to stabilize temperature according to room environment.
PC-8820C-LT Specially designed to meet the critical production requirements of high-density EPROMs and wafers, this "super-capacity" unit incorporates the latest technological advances in the industry to ensure the highest UV intensities, fastest erasing times and improved safety. Each system is engineered for maximum irradiance uniformity, boasting a nominal initial UV intensity output of 70,000 μW/cm² -- producing the quickest and most complete erasure of programmed memory. Provides erasing cycle times as fast as 90 seconds.
