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SPEA Highlights Flying Probe and Bed-of-Nails Platforms


Tyler, TX — SPEA has introduced its next generation of automatic board testers, including flying probe and bed-of-nails systems. The company’s flying probe series is designed to cover the widest range of test requirements for electronic boards, offering high mechanical speed, single- and dual-sided probing, extreme accuracy, automatic board loading, overall configurability, and fast setup changes. The 4080 is SPEA’s flagship flying probe system,


which provides high throughput and probing accuracy. Its mechanical speed of up to 180 touches per second makes it able to replace bed-of-nails systems for pro- duction test. A granite chassis, combined with state-of- the-art linear motion technologies, offers low vibration and thermal stability. The 4060 S2 is a six-axis, dual-side flying probe


tester, designed for flexibility with an extra-large test area. Its versatility makes it useful for special applica- tions, such as semiconductor load board probe card testing. The 4050 S2 is a four-axis tester designed for medium-to-high volume production test. It offers high productivity, high accuracy and a moving bottom plat- form to extend its probing capabilities.


SPEA’s scalable bed-of-nails test platform delivers high throughput and


excellent test coverage of component failures, process defects, components key parameters, for a wide range of electronic products. The system is not only able to detect board failures, but also monitors key parameters of critical components, applying real working conditions (e.g. power compo- nents, sensing components and actuators). Parallel test with up to eight cores multiplies the


system’s productivity, dramatically lowering the cost of test when compared with conventional test equipment. The system comes with a manual board loading mod- ule, or with fast, in-line automatic handling. The multi-process platform manages multiple test


techniques, including in-circuit test (powered and unpowered), optical inspection, boundary scan test, functional test, and more. These functions are all com-


plemented by the company’s software. Contact: SPEA America, LLC, 2609 SSW Loop


323, Tyler, TX 75701 % 903-595-4433 fax: 903-595-5003 E-mail: info.america@spea.com Web: www.spea.com


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