Delta Design Rolls Out MATRiX High Speed Test Handler

Posted by EDA Geek News Staff in Test Solution on Monday, July 14, 2008

Cohu, Inc. (NASDAQ:COHU) announced that its Delta Design subsidiary, the world’s leading supplier of semiconductor logic pick and place test handlers, has launched its next generation high speed test handler, the MATRiX. The MATRiX increases productivity over previous generation tri-temperature handlers in several dimensions of performance: up to three times higher throughput, four times higher parallelism, and active thermal control per test site. The system also provides unprecedented flexibility with field upgradeable options including a chamber-less tri-temperature test site, vision alignment, and auto contactor cleaning.

“We were challenged by our customers to design a system that could handle tomorrow’s small, fine pitch packages while increasing equipment utilization and test throughput,” said Luis Muller, Delta Design Director of Engineering. “The MATRiX is our answer as it brings together 30 years of experience in thermal and pick and place technology into a flexible and economical next generation handler.”

The MATRiX has an adjustable test site configuration that enables customers to reuse existing load-boards, including boards made for gravity handlers. With its flexible configuration MATRiX is well suited for a wide range of test applications including analog ICs with short test times and high throughput, automotive devices requiring high thermal accuracy, small pitch wireless-communication products, high parallel microcontroller testing, and many other device market segments with their unique requirements.

The system will be on display from July 15th through July 17th at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, West Hall, Level 1, Booth #7631.

About Delta Design
Delta Design, a subsidiary of Cohu, Inc. in Poway, California, is a leading supplier of automated test handling and thermal solutions used by the global semiconductor industry. Cohu, Inc. companies also design and manufacture closed circuit television and microwave communications equipment.

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