Tokyo Electron's History through 2003

Organization Name :TELRelevant Date :2003-06-15

Summary : TEL's history and philosophy of serving semiconductor manufacturers

Annexure :

TEL's history and philosophy of serving semiconductor manufacturers in this video made to celebrate their 40th Anniversary in 2003

TEL - Clean Track Mark ...

01 Jan 1992

TEL's Clean Track Photoresist Processing System ... See more

Tetsuo (Tom) Tsuneishi ...

Tetsuo (Tom) Tsuneishi for providing the strategic vision behind Tokyo Electron’s successful history ... See more

Terry Higashi - HoF

Terry Higashi navigated TEL through the toughest times the Equipment Industry has ever seen, all the while building them into a technology leader ... See more

TEL - Line Card

TEL's semiconductor production equipments meet the need of the age of VLSI. ... See more

TEL - Model TMC 4400-A ...

30 Jun 1985

If this photo looks a bit ghostly that’s because it is. We have no surviving photos of the TEL model TMC 4400-A ... See more

Today the company is known as Verigy and they are considered a powerhouse of semiconductor Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) But when the 93000 was introduced in 1999, the company was more well known for its instr ... See more

Novellus - Concept One ...

30 Jun 1985

This photo shows a descendant of the first Concept One, almost a decade after its original development as a conventional CVD system. ... See more

Andy Grove on the devel ...

15 Jun 2004

Andy Grove talks at IMEC 2004 - the Intel Manufacturing Excellence Conference - about the history of manufacturing and how early practices entered into the Intel legacy flow. Topics include issues deploying new ... See more

The Turn Around at Fair ...

05 Jan 2006

Jim Bowen talks about how he took Fairchild Test Systems Group from a money loser to the world's largest semiconductor equipment company during the seventies and how mismanagement led to its destruction after h ... See more

1st diffusion transisto ...

30 Jun 1955

Fairchild lead the industry from mesa-transistors to diffusion using Jean Hoerni's planar process, which would lay the foundation for the Integrated Circuit, Moore's Law, and would be the base process for almos ... See more