Used TERADYNE UltraFlex #9103774 for sale

TERADYNE UltraFlex is a final test equipment designed to test complete devices and assemblies with a mix of digital, mixed signal, and analog tests. This system combines the advantages of both traditional countertop systems and high-speed computer-controlled systems to create a unit that is uniquely powerful and flexible. TERADYNE ULTRA FLEX integrates parallel, state-of-the-art instrumentation and multiplexed resources onto a single board and allows each test to consist of multiple measurements drawn from multiple instruments. Each instrument is initially configured to execute a sequence of commands, called a "test program" that can be tailored to the unique requirements of each device or assembly tested. Furthermore, changes to the test program can be rapidly and easily applied in a parallel fashion as product design changes. This machine is able to carry out simultaneous testing on multiple boards and multiple test sites in an effort to minimize wait times and maximize production throughput. The tool also integrates sophisticated fault isolation and defect analysis tools for streamlined problem resolution. Diagnostics can be applied by means of a variety of instruments, including oscilloscopes and network analyzers. Through the use of automated repair and troubleshooting, even the most complex faults can be quickly isolated and repaired. In addition, UltraFlex provides versatile, high-speed data communications with a range of external systems and information databases, allowing test results to quickly be transferred to other departments thousands of miles away. This asset also features a "Quick Turn-Around" process which allows technicians to load new parts in preparation of new tests without ever interrupting the process of testing. ULTRA FLEX is the ideal solution for all of your final test needs. With its powerful test capabilities, expansive diagnostics, and robust communications capabilities, this model will quickly become an important ingredient in your nonstop manufacturing cycles.