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News Release from: Advantest (Europe)
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 20 February 2002
Flash startup opts for Advantest testers
A European joint venture recently set up to develop, manufacture and market Flash memories and small form factor Flash cards has placed orders for Advantest T5771 front-end Flash memory test systems.
A European joint venture recently founded to develop, manufacture and market Flash memories and small form factor Flash cards has placed an order for Advantest's T5771 front-end Flash memory test systems The first system has already been shipped
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 11 May 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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As the latest member of the Advantest Flash testing family the T5771 is a high-throughput test system at rates up to 100MHz.
The system can test 64 x 18 I/O devices or 128 x 10 I/O devices over two test stations and uses a novel test array architecture to offer the lowest cost of test whilst optimising test times.
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Stuart Ainslie, Product Manager Memory at Advantest (Europe) said Advantest was confident that the customer had chosen the optimum solution for engineering and production to test their nonvolatile memory, while acquiring the established and qualified support, which Advantest would offer as market leader in the memory testing market.
The system configuration was scalable and an engineering station for development and characterisation purposes was available.
Included in the system configuration was a comprehensive package of tools to support test program development and device evaluation.
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