Used AEHR MTX H/A #9162250 for sale

AEHR MTX H/A is a cost-effective and efficient automated burn-in equipment designed for reliability testing of electronic components. Burn-in testing is an industry standard for verifying the robustness and longevity of electronic devices and components. This type of testing involves exposing the device to elevated temperature, voltage, and other environmental conditions while splicing signals and measuring actual resistances. AEHR MTX H/A burn-in system is comprised of a software-controlled ruggedized television (TV), removable physical boards, Intel Quad-Core processors, a physical-layer test (PLT) control unit, a temperature chamber, and an E-Z-Go robotic handler. The TV provides an independent physical environment to operate the unit, while the boards and processors allow testing of multiple components, files, and test programs simultaneously. The PLT is used to control and monitor each board, along with the TV temperature chamber. The E-Z-Go robotic handler works with the PLT to drive test heads and lift and move components into and out of the machine. Once the components are loaded into the tool, AEHR MTX H/A begins its burn-in process. It runs tests at several temperatures and voltages to measure the stability, reliability, and performance of the components. During the tests, temperature and voltage gradients are monitored to provide feedback on whether the components are stable. If instability is detected, the asset will either adjust its parameters or flag an alarm and suggest recyclable defects or delayed cycle test. AEHR MTX H/A model is capable of fully automated test execution and processing tasks for components up to 5GHz frequency and 512-pin count. This enables faster and more reliable test execution times, which leads to quicker product development time. Additionally, the equipment can be easily configured and monitored remotely via Ethernet ports. Overall, AEHR MTX H/A burn-in system is an excellent choice for high-volume applications, providing a cost-effective and reliable means of testing electronic components for industry compliance.