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SPEA Shows Flying Probe and Bed-of-Nails Testers
TYLER, TX — SPEA is present- ing its latest generation of auto- matic board testers, including flying probe and bed-of-nails sys- tems, at NEPCON China 2021. The company will show a variety of board test systems, including the 4080 and 4060 S2 flying probe testers and the 3030 inline board tester. SPEA multifunction flying
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probe testers offer high mechani- cal speed, double-sided probing, extreme accuracy, automatic board loading, overall configura- bility, and quick set up and changeover. The 4080 is SPEA’s top of the
line eight-axis system, providing high throughput and high probe accuracy. Its mechanical speed makes it able to replace bed-of- nails systems for production test- ing, especially when there is low board accessibility. An innovative granite chassis and state-of-the- art linear motion technology en- sure unprecedented probing pre- cision at ultra-fast test speeds. The 4060 S2 is a six-axis fly-
ing probe tester designed for high-throughput double-sided probing. It includes an extra- large test area and offers flexibil- ity in use. Its versatility suits it for special applications, such as semiconductor load board and probe card testing. SPEA’s 3030 is a scalable
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bed-of-nails test platform that delivers high throughout and ex- cellent test coverage of compo- nent failures, process defects and key parameters for a wide range of electronic devices. The system
not only detects board failures, but also monitors the working conditions of components, such as power, sensors and actuators. The system can test up to
SPEA 4080 eight-axis flying probe tester.
four cores in parallel, significant- ly improving throughput while lowering the cost of testing. Contact: SPEA America,
LLC, 2609 SSW Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701 % 903-595-4433 E-mail:
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