May, 2020


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TAKAYA Develops Net-Based Flying Probe Testing


Charlotte, NC — TAKAYA has launched its Net Signal Wave (NSW)


able time and speeding up the test- ing process for large or small, single- or double-sided PCBs. Developed and launched


by TAKAYA, NEW technology creates a net-based test pro- gram where each net in a board is characterized and a signal is learned for each. During test, production


boards are compared against the signature for each net, ac- celerating the test process. NSW is especially effective for large-area, densely populated PCBs with many nets. In a recent customer test,


a large-area PCB with 11,853 total nets, 15,434 total compo- nents and 58,137 standard elec- trical test steps was tested in fewer than 10 minutes using the new technology. TEXMAC is the exclusive distributor


authorized of


TAKAYA flying probe test sys- tems in North America. The company offers a full


range of sales and support serv- ices, including test and pro-


TAKAYA’s NSW technology can greatly speed testing.


technology, enabling what the com- pany calls a “quantum leap” in flying probe testing of PCBs, saving valu-


gramming. Contact: TEXMAC, Inc.,


% 408-970-9171 E-mail: rmckenzie@texmacusa.com Web: www.texmac.com


3370 Montgomery Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95054


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