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MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Micro Control Com- pany has released its LC-3 logic burn-in with test system. The LC-3 is a sophisticated burn-in with test system designed for appli- cations in engineering characterization, life testing, and production burn-in of logic, mixed signal, analog, and memory devices. Featuring individual temperature control (ITC) for each device under test, for up to 48 20W devices per burn-in board (80W for fewer devices), the LC-3 keeps devices at an optimal temperature for stressing and test- ing during a burn-in cycle. Programmable power supplies provide
up to 1,000W of regulated power to each burn-in board. With 16 high-current and 8 low-current supplies per burn-in board, a wide range of individual supplies for miscel- laneous support circuitry is avail- able. With 50% more power sup- plies than an HPB-5C, double the number of temperature control channels than an LC-2, and up to 32 user-defined independent pat- tern zones, the LC-3 is the future
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THT Automation While much of the electron-
ics industry continues to focus on SMT, THT assembly remains es- sential for specific applications — especially where durability and current-carrying capability are critical. I.C.T continues to invest in the development of smart, auto- mated solutions for THT process- es, including selective soldering, robotic odd-form insertion, and in- tegrated inspection technologies. I.C.T is a global manufactur-
er of electronics production equip- ment. The company offers a full range of solutions for SMT, THT, conformal coating and intelligent
While much of the electron- ics industry continues to focus on SMT, THT assem- bly remains essential for specific applications — especially where durability and current-carrying capability are critical.
factory systems. By combining ad- vanced technology with onsite support and custom engineering, I.C.T helps its customers optimize production, ensure quality, and reduce manufacturing costs. Contact: Dongguan I.C.T
Technology Co., Ltd., Building 1, No. 17 Dalong Road, Shigu Town, Nancheng Street, Dongguan, Guangdong, China % +86-138-2745-8718 E-mail:
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of burn-in. Having 128 formatted vector I/O chan-
nels and 128 unformatted BIB input signals to each burn-in board gives the LC-3 a large number of test capabilities for testing a vari- ety of device types. Micro Control Company has over 50 years of experience as a manufac- turer of automatic test equipment and burn- in/environmental systems for the semicon- ductor industry. Innovative system design has made it a leader in high-power logic burn-in systems with individual temperature control (ITC). Contact: Micro Control Company, 7956
LC-3 burn-in with test system.
Main Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55432 % 800-328-9923 E-mail:
l.rader@microcontrol.com Web:
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