Legacy

The Epson TP-80 (also known as the TX-80) is an 80-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978.

The ASML PAS 5500/275D is a high-throughput i-line stepper with 5X reduction, 365 nm exposure, and automated wafer handling for substrates up to 200 mm diameter.

JEOL's JEM-1 was the company's first commercial model transmission electron microscope.

The Tegal 900ACS is a single-wafer cassette-to-cassette non-critical plasma etch system for 75mm to 200mm wafers.

The Tegal 981 is a plasma etch tool for thin film head fabrication, described as achieving precise photoresist descum with 4:1 anisotropy at low processing temperatures in oxygen-free plasmas.

The SCIEX TAGA 6000 was introduced in 1981 as the first commercial triple quadrupole mass spectrometer.

The Tektronix 564 was introduced in 1964 as the world's first mass-produced analog storage oscilloscope.

The Epson TX-80 was an eighty-column dot matrix printer released in June 1978 and mainly used as a system printer for the Commodore PET computer.

The MPI MP36PH-3S is a diesel-electric passenger locomotive built by MotivePower, using an EMD 16-645F3B prime mover and rated at 3,600 hp.

Filmetrics F80 is a thin-film thickness mapping system for product wafers that measures patterned wafers and generates thickness images.

VIEW 1119 was introduced in 1982 as a combination of the VIEW 719 and VIEW 1101, providing pattern recognition and edge detection capabilities.

Perkin-Elmer 3210 is a minicomputer model that was available by 1982.

The Alcatel-Lucent 1350 OMS is a unified optical management system that centralizes network management functions for the entire Alcatel-Lucent Optics portfolio.

VIEW 1220 is a 2nd generation grayscale image machine vision-based coordinate-measuring machine introduced in 1985.

The View Engineering RB-1 was introduced in 1977 as an automated, 3-axis, binary image, machine vision-based dimensional measurement system.

The Epson MP-80 was an improved model of the MX-80 dot matrix printer, launched in October 1980.

The KLA P-20H is a stylus profilometer used for measuring surface topography, thin-film thickness, wafer bow, and surface roughness.

The Headway PWM32 is a spinner spin controller that was later upgraded to the PWM50.

Applied Materials introduced the Precision 5000 in 1987 as a chemical vapor deposition machine.

The JEOL JEM-7 is an electron microscope introduced in 1964 and described as the first electron microscope to include a mechanism for electrical adjustment of the lens axis.

The VIEW 1101 was a second-generation binary image pattern recognition system introduced in 1982 for automated wirebonding machines and wafer probers.