Flying Probe Test Systems
Flying probe testers work by In-circuit testing the board via a number of moving test probes. They have the advantage over traditional In-circuit testers of not requiring a dedicated "bed of nails" test fixture thus reducing the price for each different board being tested. However, modern Flying Prober testers offer so much more than just In-circuit testing. They enable the user to combine In-circuit, AOI, Functional, Device Programming and Boundary Scan testing, in one test system.
Topics
- Test Systems
- Flying Probes
- Test Probes
- System Test
- Probe Systems
- Test
- Probes
- Systems
- In-circuit Test Systems
- Board Test Fixtures
- Moving Probe Testers
- Functional Test Systems
- In-Circuit Test
- In-circuit Testers
- In-circuit Probes
- Board Test
- Test Boards
- Functional Test
- Test Fixtures
- Test Programming
- Bed of Nails
- Boundary Scan
- Device Programmers
- Incircuit
- In-circuit
- Testers
- Testing
- Boards
- AOI
- Fixtures
- Probers
- Programming
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Probe System
Acculogic FLS 980 Dxi
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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Probe System
Acculogic Sprint 4510
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.
