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Acculogic FLS 980 Dxi -
Terotest Systems Ltd.
Flying Probe systems do not require test fixtures, have few restrictions on board access and can test boards with a virtually unlimited number of networks. They also allow developers to complete test programs in a short time.The FLS980 Dxi guarantees superior probing precision and repeatability, even as component sizes and denser packaging technologies pose challenges to other test engineers.
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Scorpion ILS 1000 -
Terotest Systems Ltd.
Acculogic's Inline Scorpion is a fully automated in-circuit test system for high volume production with the added advantage of a very fast change over time for different assemblies - less than one minute, including fixture change.
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GX3903 -
Terotest Systems Ltd.
The GX3903 is a 3-port, cPCI asynchronous communications interface board supporting RS232 and RS422 levels. Optionally, the board can support RS485 signaling. Each port is configured at the time of order for RS232, RS422 or RS485 signaling. The default configuration is RS232. For RS232 mode, each port supports RTS, CTS, TXD, RXD, DCD, DRC, DSR, and RI signaling. The RS422 mode supports TXD, RXD, CTS, and RTS with each line operating differentially with a uni-directional drive.
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GX3500 -
Terotest Systems Ltd.
The GX3500 is a user configurable 3U FPGA PXI card which offers 160 digital I/O signals for specific application needs. The card employs the Altera Cyclone III FPGA which can support clock rates up to 150 MHz and features over 55,000 logic elements and 2.34 Mb of memory. The 3U PXI FPGA card GX3500 can also accept an expansion card assembly which can be used to customize the interface to the UUT – eliminating the need for additional external boards which are cumbersome and physically difficult to integrate into a test system.
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Acculogic Sprint 4510 -
Terotest Systems Ltd.
The Sprint 4510 family of flying probers are well known for their speed, reliability, ease of use and large world-wide installed base.Flying probe testers have few restrictions on access, require no test fixtures, and can test boards with virtually unlimited number of nets, allowing test developers to turn a program around in a short time.
