Used AEHR MAX-64000 #9039532 for sale

AEHR MAX-64000 is a burn-in equipment capable of testing and validating the performance and reliability of electronic components and sub-assemblies. It features a powerful and energy-efficient design that incorporates a 32-bit processor, multiple-temperature cycling and efficient thermal control for accurate and repeatable testing. MAX-64000 system utilizes a multi-channel thermal test chamber, controlled by a programmable platform. This allows users to run up to 64 individual test channels, and utilizes an advanced heating/cooling algorithm to ensure a consistent temperature over time. Heating is achieved with up to 12 high-speed solid-state relays, each capable of driving up to 10 amps. The unit is equipped with up to 64 thermocouples, enabling accurate thermal control over different components and sub-assemblies being tested. AEHR MAX-64000 machine is designed to allow flexibility to meet any testing needs. It offers the ability to program specific test sequences and limits in order to precisely control the process. The user can also design custom power profiles for each channel based on device type, process, voltage and application. Additionally, the temperature cycling process can be adjusted to accurately simulate real-world conditions. MAX-64000 incorporates advanced data logging and analysis features, enabling users to monitor progress and performance of the components being tested. Data can be captured and formatted for easy interpretation, and can be aggregated into charts and graphs. This assists users in determining component and sub-assembly performance, allowing for the correction of any issues before further testing or production. AEHR MAX-64000 is designed to reduce energy consumption and reduce the overall cost of testing. It includes a comprehensive software package, allowing users to customize the tool to their specific needs. Its powerful and easy-to-use platform ensures reliable and accurate testing, positioning it as an invaluable tool for validating electronic components and sub-assemblies.