Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element
Patent
1996-08-28
2000-01-11
Ballato, Josie
Electricity: measuring and testing
Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components
Of individual circuit component or element
G01R 3126
Patent
active
06014033&
ABSTRACT:
A test system (10) is provided that comprises a controller (14) which controls a test head (12) which comprises a pattern sequence controller (16). An integrated circuit (20) is tested through pin cards (18a) through (18n). A test program (32) operating in controller (14) operates to perform both functional and scanning tests on the integrated circuit (20). Scanning tests are provided for set-up, hold, pulse width, and maximum frequency.
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Fitzgerald Glenn R.
Moore Eric G.
Williams Randy L.
Ballato Josie
Brady III Wade James
Donaldson Richard L.
Kobert Russell M.
Stewart Alan K.
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