Teradyne

The MicroFlex tester executes test vectors to stimulate and measure the electrical response of a device under test. The platform can include high-speed digital (HSD) channels and DC measurement channels. Each HSD channel may include a per-pin measurement unit (PPMU) for parametric current or voltage measurements. The current measurement specification for the PPMU on the Teradyne MicroFlex platform is 2 mA.[8][9][6]
The tester can be used to perform output short-circuit current (IOS) testing by forcing an output pin to 0V and measuring the resulting current. The MicroFlex can test multiple pins in parallel using available tester resources. The platform can also be used to program field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) directly by executing a vector rather than using external programming hardware.[8][9]
The Teradyne MicroFlex is applied to the functional and parametric testing of digital and mixed-signal integrated circuits. The platform performs output short-circuit current testing to verify current-limiting protection circuits on device output pins. The MicroFlex can also serve as a device programmer by converting a Serial Vector Format (SVF) file containing a bitstream into a tester vector in order to program FPGAs directly from the tester.[8][9]
The tester is used in semiconductor manufacturing and quality assurance for checking device functionality and parametric performance. The MicroFlex supports applications that require parallel testing of multiple pins simultaneously.[8]
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