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The Multitest MT 9320 is a handler, a type of automated test equipment used in the semiconductor manufacturing process.[1]
The MT 9320 is categorized under Test & Probe equipment and is manufactured by Multitest.[2]
Handlers, as a class, automatically present individual semiconductor devices to a test system by physically moving them into electrical contact with test sockets.
The MT 9320 typically operates by taking devices from input trays or tubes, positioning them at a test site, and then sorting them into bins according to test results.
In a semiconductor fab flow, handlers are used after wafer fabrication and wafer probing, and they support the final test stage of packaged devices.
The MT 9320 sits between the packaging process and the final packing step, where it enables the electrical sorting of devices based on performance levels.
The MT 9320 is applied in the final test of packaged semiconductor devices, where it handles parts for electrical verification and classification.
The handler processes devices for applications that require automated throughput, such as integrated circuit manufacturing and discrete component production.
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Last updated Sep 28, 2026.