Switch Subsystem Pinpoints IC Failures

Oct. 1, 2001

Designed to place high pin-count ICs into known states by switching VDD and VSS supplies and ac-vector sources, the MTS7000 switch subsystem also provides capabilities for multi-point IDDQ testing and analog circuit debugging. The subsystem uses shielded switching modules that allow 512- or 1,024-pin subsystems to be housed in footprints that can be used in a laboratory environment. Dthe subsystem can reportedly eliminate the need for production testers. Applications include yield enhancements, customer returns, ESD failures, or process improvements. For further information, call VXI TECHNOLOGY INC., Irvine, CA. (949) 955-1894.

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