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Wafer ID Reader developed by IOSS and HTT

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The IOSS WID110 Wafer ID Reader was developed by IOSS and HTT especially to meet the high demands of the semiconductor industry.

It easily decodes OCR, Barcode, DataMatrix and QR-Code markings on any kind of wafer regardless of the wafer material.

Thanks to the unique IOSS patented optical system and RGB (red-green-blue) illumination, the IOSS WID110 Wafer ID reader can image any ID mark. The fully automatic intuitive bright and multiple dark field illuminations offer a huge number of variations for the user. Up to 15 light modes as well as an auto-adjustment function are included in this state of the art wafer ID reader system. These self-contained systems with a compact design achieve highest read rates and counts with customer proven reliability.

The flexible recipe handling offers additional options to fulfil special application requirements. Per trigger the IOSS WID110 Wafer ID Reader can adjust up to 10.000 different settings. Two readers can operate at the same time on a single reader interface to read front- and backside (master/slave functionality) using one trigger.

IOSS is located in Radolfzell next to Lake Bodensee in Germany and is also the manufacturer of the reader system.

HTT owns exclusive sales right for the WID110 Wafer ID Reader worldwide.

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