Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 21 15:07:31 EDT 1998 | Dave F
| Any competition for Teradyne on this front? Any users out there with comments? | Thanks in advance. | G G: Does Teradyne make flying probe testers? Dave F
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 19 03:35:26 EDT 2008 | dlocampo
But the problem with flying probe is the cycle time. I'm not sure if there is a flying probe out in the market today that can match the cycle time of the conventional bed-of-nails ICT.
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 11:38:09 EDT 1998 | Ryan Jennens
| | | Any competition for Teradyne on this front? Any users out there with comments? | | | Thanks in advance. | | | G | | G: Does Teradyne make flying probe testers? Dave F | Dave: | From what I hear they have introduced a flying probe tester??? H
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 20 16:25:52 EDT 1998 | G Henning
Any competition for Teradyne on this front? Any users out there with comments? Thanks in advance. G
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 25 12:32:01 EDT 2007 | chef
I've heard of boundary scan. A flying probe is that way.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 18 22:24:25 EST 2005 | davef
For comparisons of flying probe versus bed of nails in-circuit test (ICT), look here: * http://evaluationengineering.com/archive/articles/1100ate.htm * http://www.emtonthenet.net/techfeatures/200404april/technicalarticle_Technology_03.htm * http:/
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 21 08:59:05 EDT 2008 | rway
I would say yes. I don't believe that ICT will every be replaced by boundary scan. Now on some assemblies, boundary scan is viable and certainly a better choice considering test access constraints. But ICT still will play a vital roll in the futur
Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 21 11:48:26 EDT 2007 | chef
My past experience included flying probe- we used it as more an R&D tool, it obvious wasn't fast enough for production. Once the probe gave us the answers need, we then developed the HP 3070 test bed and program.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 15 23:49:42 EDT 2014 | padawanlinuxero
Rob, I couldn't write it better, really sometimes we mess up a pristine surface mounted pcb with the nasty ol'flux, but anyway a flying probe is that a set of needles touching a pristine surface of a pcb, to test different components, try in youtube
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 20 14:58:17 EDT 2007 | jax
For multiple products, none of which have test points, you might want to think about a Flying Probe. Although not as fast as ICT, it should have higher flexibility.It's also easily modified without large tooling/fixture costs.
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