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Aries Electronics
Address:
2609 Bartram Road
Bristol
PA 19007-6810
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 215 781 9956
http://www.arieselec.com
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Listing of all 56 news releases from Aries Electronics:
Test socket promises minimal signal loss
Socket is ideal for manual high-speed testing of devices such as CSP, micro-BGA, DSP, LGA, SRAM, DRAM and Flash, with pitches as low as 0.40mm.
News from Aries Electronics (11 February 2008)
Covers remove the need for DIP switches
Users can program the headers and covers themselves by using programming tools, such as Aries' T-680, which offers on-the-spot programming.
News from Aries Electronics (17 October 2007)
Website boasts more than 200 full-spec datasheets
Aries Electronics has launched a new company website with enhanced features and an easy-to-use interface.
News from Aries Electronics (14 February 2007)
Adapter offers RoHS-compliant anternative
Aries Electronics, has introduced a RoHS-compliant version of its SOWIC-to-DIP Correct-A-Chip adapter that can be used for prototyping and testing SSOP ICs.
News from Aries Electronics ( 8 February 2007)
Test socket accesses fine-pitch devices
CSP test socket for devices from 28 to 40mm2 is ideal for manual testing of devices with pitches down to 0.40mm.
News from Aries Electronics (11 October 2006)
Adapter brings mixed BGAs together
A BGA to BGA adapter resolves soldering issues that arise when BGA devices with RoHS-compliant solder balls are assembled with other devices whose connections are not lead-free.
News from Aries Electronics ( 9 August 2006)
Test sockets handle complex RF devices
A new high frequency test socket for devices from 41 to 55mm2 is ideal for manual testing of devices with pitches down to 0.40mm, in applications with speeds from 1GHz to more than 18GHz.
News from Aries Electronics (11 July 2006)
Adapter brings 0.8mm-pitch BGAs into line
A new Correct-A-Chip BGA adapter allows 0.8mm pitch devices to be mounted to PCBs laid out for 1.0mm pitch devices, eliminating the need for new or reworked PCBs.
News from Aries Electronics ( 9 June 2006)
PLCC adapter is now RoHS compliant
Aries Electronics, an international manufacturer of standard, programmed and custom interconnection products, has introduced a RoHS-compliant version of its PLCC to DIP Correct-A-Chip adapter.
News from Aries Electronics (19 May 2006)
M3 joins US national distribution network
Aries Electronics has added M3 Distribution to its US national distribution network.
News from Aries Electronics (11 April 2006)
Burn-in socket springs into action
A new dynamic burn-in socket handles devices from 14 to 27mm2.
News from Aries Electronics (16 March 2006)
Connector range comes to Canada
CanaRep of Vancouver, British Columbia, has joined the Aries Electronics representative network, covering the entire nation of Canada.
News from Aries Electronics ( 8 March 2006)
SOIC to DIP adapter goes RoHS-compliant
Aries Electronics has introduced an RoHS-compliant version of its SOIC to DIP Correct-A-Chip adapter.
News from Aries Electronics (27 February 2006)
Sockets accommodate wider pitch packages
Aries Electronics has expanded the range of its side-stackable PinBall sockets to include pitch packages from 0.50 to 0.80mm.
News from Aries Electronics (26 January 2006)
Burn-in socket supports devices up to 13mm2
A new dynamic burn-in socket is ideal for all CSP, MLF, QFN, BGA, uBGA and LGA packages with a pitch of 0.50mm and larger, for applications up to 18.5GHz.
News from Aries Electronics ( 5 December 2005)
Adapter helps designers test devices on PCBs
Aries Electronics has introduced an adapter that enables designers to test or bread-board a 12-ball microBGA device on an existing PCB with 0.300in holes.
News from Aries Electronics ( 2 November 2005)
Adapters allow use of different package formats
Aries Electronics has introduced two Correct-A-Chip adapters - the Series 666000 and Series 665000.
News from Aries Electronics (23 September 2005)
Test sockets show bigger bandwidth
New test measurements for Aries centre probe test sockets show a 30% improvement in bandwidth over earlier tests.
News from Aries Electronics (23 August 2005)
RF test socket boasts minimal signal loss
A new high frequency test socket accommodates devices from 28 to 40mm2.
News from Aries Electronics (11 July 2005)
Test socket boasts broad coverage
A new test and burn-in socket accommodates device packages from 41 to 55mm2 in applications up to 1GHz.
News from Aries Electronics (14 June 2005)
Adapter provides a home for quad flatpacks
RF test sockets are made for use with handlers
Socket suits high-end graphics processors
Adapter puts new PQFPs on old board designs
Centre probe socket speeds debug operations
Adapter puts new PLCCs into old PGA designs
Catalogue covers pin ball BGA sockets
RF socket boasts minimal signal loss
Test plug works with standard PLCC sockets
Adapters bring surface-mount relays to old designs
Adapter upgrades PLCC devices to SOJ or SOIC
Centre-probe sockets tackle high-frequency tests
Socket puts CSPs and uBGAs to the test
Centre probe RF test sockets run to 10GHz
RF centre probe socket has floating guide plate
Component Technology joins rep network
Test sockets handle device burn-in
Speedy quoting for RF test sockets
Side-stackable BGA socket is wizard idea
Speedy delivery for test sockets
RF test sockets gain thermoelectric cooling
Test sockets come with load boards
Novel lid tops off high-frequency test sockets
Intech takes Aries to Southern California
Shortform covers full range of sockets
Socket handles high-speed test and burn-in
Adapter says farewell to old DIPs
PMR joins Aries US country club
HF test socket takes two separate packages
Aries pays Ohmage to Eastern Canada
Tool straightens pins with no static risk
