Camtek
Eagle i
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What it is
The Camtek Eagle i is a semiconductor inspection and metrology tool for 2D surface inspection and metrology. The system supports inspection of surface defects and measurement tasks in production environments.[2]
How it works
The Eagle i uses optical inspection and metrology functions to examine wafer surfaces. The system combines high resolution optics, image processing, algorithms, and flexible software with multiple handling options.[2]
The Eagle i can use CAD based inspection. The system can run successive scans in one cycle with different focus, magnification, illumination, sensitivity, and detection engine settings.[3]
Where it fits in the process flow
The Eagle i sits in semiconductor fabrication after process steps that create wafer features and before downstream yield analysis or further rework decisions. The tool is used for operational quality control, probe mark inspection, post dicing inspection, and pre and post bumped wafer inspection.[2]
The Eagle i also supports inspection of reconstructed wafers and inspection and metrology tasks for CMOS image sensor production. The system is intended for high volume production inspection and metrology.[2]
Applications
The Eagle i is used for 2D surface inspection and metrology. The system is applied to operational quality control, probe mark inspection, post dicing, reconstructed wafers, and pre and post bumped wafers.[2]
The Eagle i supports inspection and metrology for CMOS image sensor manufacturing. The system can also be used for encapsulation related applications, RDL inspection, panel transmission and detection, and warped wafer transfer and detection.[2][3]
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Sources & citations
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- [1]Inventory photo
- [2]Camtek Receives Order for 9 Eagle-I Systems In One Day — camtek.comcamtek.com
- [3]Camtek-EAGLE-I-Win-Win Electronic Technology International Limited — winwintek.comwinwintek.com
Last updated Oct 2, 2026.
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