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DDR3's increased performance, coupled
with lower power requirements, promise to measurably
enhance the capabilities of equipment such as PCs,
notebooks and servers.
Accompanying the shift from DDR2-SDRAM
to the faster DDR3-SDRAM, is the corresponding
requirement from device manufactures for higher-speed
and more accurate test capabilities, coupled with a
renewed insistence on lowered test costs for mass
production of these new devices. Advantest's T5503 is
the memory test system that realizes lower costs and
gives device manufacturers the upper hand in volume
production.
Up to 3.2Gbps of test speed and 128
device parallel test
For package test of the new-generation high-speed memory
DDR3-SDRAM, the T5503 achieves the fastest test speeds
in the industry of 3.2Gbps, while delivering parallel
test of up to 128 devices (twice as many as its
predecessor). This contributes to a major reduction in
test costs for high volume production lines and makes it
an ideal solution for DDR3-SDRAM, as well as for GDDR3
and GDDR4.
In addition, the T5503 provides an
enriched multi-strobe function to measure the phase
difference between the reference clock signal and data
output signals at each cycle, -- a significant benefit
as the operating frequencies become higher. This
function helps to measure the characteristics of memory
devices at high speeds with a high level of accuracy.
Space savings and power savings of
40% or more
By adopting the latest CMOS technology, a high degree of
integration has been achieved in the semiconductor
circuits mounted on the tester. While doubling parallel
test capacity over previous systems, reductions of
approximately 40% have been achieved in both floor space
and power consumption. This enables an energy- and
space-saving production line environment.
Using FutureSuiteŽ, with
multi-language support
Advantest's proprietary FutureSuite software with
multi-language support enhances the system's operating
system. In addition, the conventional ATL language, the
MCI (Macro Control Interface) language allows
programming in C. |