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Separating Silicon Probes from a Wafer
When a wafer of Olympus silicon probes is purchased, it arrives in a wafer package with all of the probes attached to the wafer. This is also true for MFM (magnetic) coated and EFM (electric) coated probes manufactured on Olympus silicon wafers. The attached document outlines a procedure for separating the probes from the wafer and placing them in a package convenient for use and storage.Tags: None
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by ARadminWhen a wafer of Olympus silicon probes is purchased, it arrives in a wafer package with all of the probes attached to the wafer. This is also true for MFM (magnetic) coated and EFM (electric) coated probes manufactured on Olympus silicon wafers. The attached document outlines a procedure for separating the probes from the wafer and placing them in a package convenient for use and storage....
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