Used LTX-CREDENCE ASL-1000 #9206813 for sale

LTX-CREDENCE ASL-1000 is a final test equipment designed for automated testing of application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) or systems-on-chip (SOCs). This system is designed to provide users with a comprehensive suite of Automated Test Equipment (ATE) tools to facilitate efficient, repeatable, and scalable test programs. LTX-CREDENCE ASL 1000 is comprised of the Mid-Stage Driver (MID) and ASIC interface, Error Trigger Module (ETM), Unit Interior Logic Analyzer (SILA), Data Acquisition, Digital Pattern Viewer (DPV), and Digital Pattern Creator (DPC). These integrated modules are tightly coupled and interact seamlessly through standard communication protocols such as LTX Central-Link protocol. Additionally, users can leverage industry standard languages such as JEDEC ATD, MIPI DigRF, DDR, JTAG, XDP, PON, STC, and ScanWorks to develop test programs. The MID is used to control the ASIC's pin states and provide access to internal nodes. Through the use of on-board channels, multiple ASICs can be tested simultaneously. MID is capable of driving the ASIC at ultra-high frequencies, ensuring functionality is robust and meeting the desired product margins. Additionally, the ETM provides an automated in-circuit monitoring solution to detect transistors and nodes that fail to meet their device characteristics. The ETM supports multiple configurations, enabling software programs to query the ETM for min/max voltage and/or current values during testing. The SILA is a powerful logic analyzer used to evaluate the ASIC design's behavior. It is capable of streaming digital signals, including internal and external timing signals, to the ETM for analysis. With the SILA, users have the ability to store and retrieve sections of the ASIC topology. The DPV software provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface that provides the user with insights into the ASIC's behavior. Lastly, the DPC software enables users to create their own custom test patterns and sequences to validate their designs. By leveraging a library of logic cells and timing elements, users can quickly and efficiently create the required stimuli for the ASIC. All of these tools combined provide users with complete visibility and flexibility into the ASIC design and allow them to rapidly test and debug their designs. In conclusion, ASL-1000 is a comprehensive final test machine designed to provide users with a powerful and versatile suite of Automated Test Equipment (ATE) tools. With its wide range of support for industry protocols, integrated modules, and software tools, users have the capability to validate and verify the ASIC design reliably and accurately.