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Seica Debuts FlyPOD Module

Published: 06 May 2021

FlyPOD module connects multiple hardware resources to mini fixture installed directly on flying probe.

Is conceived and deployed for on-board programming, as boundary scan test interface or as communication interface, e.g., CAN, I2C, etc. Implementation options: automatic flying prober with four or eight probes with FlyPOD option can be integrated into high-volume automatic production line; integration of up to two FlyPODs on different heads for OBP programming, boundary scan, CAN communication and other purposes. Fixture with min. step of 1.27mm (5 x 5 grid). Max. number of contacts: 14. DUT should provide a termination of test points connected to device to be programmed. Mini-fixture is plug-and-play type and will be manufactured according to configuration in use.

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