Koh Young

Prime measures bump volume, area, height, and diameter.[1][2][3]
Prime detects excessive bumps, insufficient bumps, bridging, offset, and missing bumps.[1][2][3]
Prime is used for pre-reflow bump inspection in semiconductor manufacturing.[1][2][3]
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Machines of this class are generally noncontact and rely on captured optical data rather than physical probing.
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