These machines utilize advanced vision systems and image processing technology to inspect and evaluate the quality and integrity of semiconductor chips. They can perform tasks such as defect detection, quality control, and positioning.

Heat treatment, also known as annealing, is a common step in semiconductor manufacturing. The accumulation of localized charges induced by radiation in semiconductors and insulators alters the local field distribution, threshold voltage, and leakage current. Vicorv is patenting a technology that directly implements system-level annealing processes on chips. By performing heating in the lab, defects can be annealed and device performance improved.

Automated Test Equipment (ATE) is a hardware-oriented testing environment used for production testing in manufacturing environments. ATE is utilized to test the functionality, performance, qualification, and safety requirements of electronic devices. The ATE system consists of almost all standard testing equipment, controlled by a central control unit.

​The AC Sensor Test Bench is a specialized piece of equipment designed to evaluate sensors that use alternating current (AC) signals. It provides a controlled environment for testing these sensors, allowing users to measure their performance, accuracy, and sensitivity. This equipment is crucial for ensuring the reliability and quality of sensors used in various applications such as electronics, automation, and measurement systems.

Test Procedures: Visual and mechanical inspection, zero output, rated output, linearity, accuracy, insulation resistance (if applicable), crystal growth, low temperature. Testing Equipment: High and low temperature alternating temperature chamber, sensor tools, insulation resistance tester, digital multimeter, oscilloscope, electronic load, electronic balance, vibrator, dual-trace oscilloscope.