Sep 14 2015
The Spectroline® PC-4420A UV EPROM/Wafer Erasing System is a high-intensity unit with a large load capacity. It produces a nominal initial short-wave UV (254 nm) intensity of 46,000 µW/cm2 to ensure quick and complete erasure of programmed memory from every EPROM chip or wafer. This high-efficiency unit can complete an erasing cycle in just 4 minutes.
PC-4420A Wafer Erasing System
The PC-4420A utilizes four high-intensity, ozone-free, mercury vapor quartz grid lamp assemblies mounted on specular aluminum reflectors. Powerful internal cooling fans control the cabinet temperature to ensure optimum UV intensity, maintain uniform output and provide reliable erasing conditions. The fans also prolong the life of the grid lamps.
The cabinet's large drawer has a large load capacity of 336 individual 24-pin EPROMs. It can also accommodate PC boards, metric cards and silicon wafers, as well as open-faced stocking tubes. A removable tray insert is height adjustable to maintain ideal UV exposure distance. Optional tray inserts are available to accommodate either 6 in (152 mm) or 8 in (203 mm) wafers. A safety interlock prevents operation unless the loading drawer is fully closed.
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. For more information, call toll-free 1-800-274-8888. Outside the U.S. and Canada, call 516-333-4840. Website at www.spectroline.com.
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