Test cell integration is best not left to the \u201cluck o\u2019 the Irish.\u201d Testing today\u2019s packaged semiconductor devices requires careful integration of automated test equipment (ATE) and handlers to reduce the cost of test. In this first of two sessions, presenters examine ways to streamline processes as well as alternative approaches that reduce the need for costly ATE and handlers. Alexander Wieler, esmo, starts with a semi-automated device interface board (DIB) loader, which allows for the quick exchange of DIBs without undocking the tester from the handler. Raimondo Sessego, Freescale, introduces a novel approach to testing MEMS G Cell devices. Stanley explains how this mechanical-flip burn-in system for tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensors eliminates the need for a high cost ATE and flip handler combination. Mike Frazier, Xcerra, reviews the challenges of testing and handling singulated WLCSP devices using a strip or carrier format.<\/p>\n
\"Semi Automated DIB\/PIB Loader\"<\/strong> \"Mechanical Flip Burn In (FBI) for Tire Pressure Monitoring System\"<\/strong> \"Final Test Solution of WLCSP devices\"<\/strong>
\nAlexander Wieler
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\nRaimondo Sessego, James Stanley, Joe Milazzo
\nFreescale Semiconductor<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/a> Presentation Download<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nMike Frazier
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