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A high-speed pick-and-place handler intended for high-volume multi-site IC and image sensor testing. It simulates real-world environment conditions in order to test the performance and reliability of the DUTs at temperatures ranging from 25°C to 175°C.
Ion Chromatography Testing provides information about cleanliness, specifically individual ionic data values, for a variety of samples, including, but not limited to, printed circuit boards, printed circuit assemblies, and soldering fluxes.
Handler for testing. To increase the productivity of semiconductor engineering labs, an automated IC handler with remote operation and thermal control is available.
The mobile electronics market today consumes large quantities of ICs that necessitate high power dissipation during device characterization and pre-production bring up.
The Global IC Pick and Place Test Holder market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Cohu Introduces the Next Generation Pick-and-Place Handler Cohu, Inc. (NASDAQ: COHU) announced the release of Eclipse, a high-speed pick-and-place handler capable of testing up to 16 Integrated Circuits (ICs) in parallel at temperatures up to +130 degrees Celsius and throughput up to 13,000 units per hour.
Eclipse provides scalable performance for singulated testing of a wide range of semiconductors, from analogue ICs with short test times that require extremely high handler throughput to large multi-site digital IC test applications.
The new handler supports package sizes ranging from 3×3 mm to 55×55 mm in a variety of forms such as CSP, BGA, QFP, QFN, and others.
The initial Eclipse configuration is intended for testing devices that power next-generation smartphones and tablets. The handler includes the company’s proprietary T-Core thermal controller and an on-board liquid cooling system that provides precise, multi-site temperature management of power dissipative ICs, optimising test yield of next generation mobile processors.
“Eclipse is designed to meet the high-mix production requirements of test subcontractors, allowing them to leverage their existing device kit infrastructure while utilising their high performance thermal technology, which is considered the benchmark for testing mid to high power processors,” The integration of T-Core into Eclipse provides customers with a scalable solution for testing both standard ICs and thermal dissipative processors in an all-in-one cost-effective handler platform.
