Infineon orders burn-in systems

Advantest Europe has received a purchase order for multiple units of JEC systems from one of its key customers, Infineon Technologies.

Advantest Europe has received a purchase order for multiple units of JEC systems from one of its key customers, Infineon Technologies.

The P6502 System will be used for burn-in of high volume DRAM including DDR1 and DDR II production.

Stuart Ainslie Product Manager Memory, Advantest (Europe) stated: "We are enthusiastic about being able to offer JEC equipment complementary to our test and automation product portfolio.

JEC is well established and offers a wide range of burn-in equipment for DRAM and Flash memories as well as solutions for logic/SoC burn-in.

Our customers view burn-in and test as closely linked together within the same production process, we must do the same".

Mr Hatakeyama, President of JEC stated: "We are very pleased to be able to offer our products in Europe, backed up by the strong support of Advantest.

The co-operation with Advantest is producing many synergies which are of course most beneficial to our customers".

Advantest owns a substantial stake in JEC (Japan Electric Corp), while JEC continues to operate as an independent company and additionally will use the existing worldwide Advantest sales and support network outside of Japan.

JEC provides a wide range of burn-in products used by semiconductor manufacturers to accelerate and screen defects that would normally occur in the field.

JEC has extensive experience in all fields of this business; static, dynamic and test during burn-in as well as being closely involved in next generation wafer level burn-in systems.

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