Industry News | 2011-05-10 19:37:34.0
Technical Resources Corp. announces that it will highlight numerous products and technologies at the upcoming Space Coast Expo and Tech Forum, scheduled to take place Thursday, January 18th, 2018 at the Melbourne Auditorium in Melbourne, FL.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 22 09:21:03 EST 2019 | kathylci
Yes, SPEA is what we need now. But also interested in Takaya tech support and other test fixtures.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 23 14:32:02 EDT 2010 | babe7362000
We are currenly looking for a TOS-3 Cognex PCB for a Takaya Flying Probe APT-8400. Or a TOS-20? Please if you know anyone that sells spare parts please let me know asap. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 24 04:06:33 EDT 2010 | yesobamaa
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Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 29 09:29:16 EDT 2006 | davef
A flying probe tester is a mid-speed placement machine with no feeders and the placement heads replaced with manufacturing defects analyzer test probe activator head. It is useful for testing bare boards, first piece inspections, and low volume prod
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 30 01:53:15 EDT 2020 | franknguyen
Hi, I have 2k test points need to test by Flying Probe. How can I assume the test cycle time for this? (I use Takaya Flying Probe)
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 15 10:06:38 EDT 2011 | terrytaaffe
Hi All, > > We are thinking about adding a SPEA > 4040 flying probe tester to our facility to add > some flexability to our test capabilities. Does > anyone have experience they could share on these > units? I would be most interested in progr
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 24 18:34:31 EDT 1998 | Steve Evers
| Any competition for Teradyne on this front? Any users out there with comments? | Thanks in advance. | G If your new to the world of Fying Probe ICT you may think this is a new developement. Its not, this technology has been around for 10+ years. M
