ENLI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Exhibitor at SEMICON Taiwan 2026 · Booth I2923

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ENLI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., also branded Enlitech, is a Taiwan provider of artificial light source, spectral analysis, and optical sensor testing solutions. Its core technologies include artificial light sources and spectral analysis, with product markets covering image sensor test solutions, advanced photodetector test systems, quantum efficiency test solutions, and various light simulators. It serves industries including semiconductor, materials research, aerospace, automotive, electronic components, and photovoltaics. Its product areas include semiconductor testing solutions and silicon photonics measurement. Its wafer-level silicon-photonics testing solutions include defect characterization using hyperspectral imaging and a platform delivering over 30 dBm (1 W) output power.

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Night Jar is a next-generation SiPh solution that provides accurate, efficient wafer-level optical loss testing for WAT, CP, and FT and integrates mainstream probers to accelerate design verification, shorten cycles, and ensure quality for PIC/EIC SOIC mass production. The QFLS-Maper delivers QFLS maps in 3 seconds and predicts material efficiency in 2 minutes for rapid evaluation of photovoltaic material potential. The SS-LED220EX is a large-area, Class A++ tunable-spectrum LED solar simulator with full-spectrum coverage extending to 1800 nm and quantum efficiency/EQE/IQE/IPCE/SR testing capabilities for PV and solar-cell devices. PD-QE provides precise EQE and IV measurements with <1% light source instability. For wafer-level silicon photonics testing, one platform precisely locates and characterizes defects using hyperspectral imaging for location, classification, and quantification, while another delivers over 30 dBm (1 W) output power, surpassing the conventional 26 dBm limitation.

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