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1034versus4000

Electroglas 1034, Electroglas 4000, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
1034Electroglas
4000Electroglas
OEMElectroglasElectroglas
CategoryTest & ProbeTest & Probe
Wafer size——
Process node——
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Control system—Windows NT
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FamilyElectroglas 1034Electroglas 4000
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Specifications
Compatible equipment—Electroglas 4000 Series probers[3]
SORTview platform—Windows NT-based software application[1]
SORT view capabilities—Manage EG 4000 Series product files and wafer maps for data collection and off-line inking; display and print wafer maps and summary information[1]
SORT view real-time functions—Display wafer maps and status information, generate reports from a special wafer SORT database, and define user-programmable responses to events and actions[1]
SORT srv / Server platform—Software-based communication hub designed around the Windows NT platform[2]
SORT link—Real-time, GEM-compliant communications interface between Electroglas 4000 Series probers and SORT srv, or user provided host[2]
SORT link function—Provides real-time alarms and events to SORTview Plus[1]
SORT connect—Prober-interface providing centralized access to product files and wafer maps over a network/high-speed network[2]
SORTview minimum requirements—Pentium class CPU; 32 MBytes RAM; CD-ROM; 1 GByte hard drive; 20" XVGA color monitor (recommended); 10/100BaseT Ethernet card (recommended); Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0[2]
SORTview Plus requirements—Pentium class 200 MHz (or greater) CPU; 64 MBytes (or greater) RAM; CD-ROM; 2 GBytes (or greater) hard drive; DAT tape or CD-RW backup device; 10/100BaseT Ethernet card (recommended); Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0sp3[1]
4000 Series prober requirements—12 MBytes (or greater) RAM; EGCommander 5.1.02 (or greater) compatibility[1]

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Sources (3)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
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