Abstract:
A test apparatus includes one handler connected to a tester and one test board divided into two or more sites or two or more test boards. Since only the sites on the test board (or test boards) need be duplicated, rather than the loading lanes or sorters of the handler, the test apparatus can be conveniently compact. Further, while testing semiconductor devices on one site or one test board, semiconductor devices in another site or on another test board can be sorted according to the test result. This enables the reduction or elimination of tester idle time to optimize the efficiency of the test apparatus.
Abstract:
A test system of a semiconductor device for a handler remote control is provided. The system includes: a tester for testing the semiconductor device; a handler connected to the tester through a GPIB (General Purpose Instruction Bus) communication cable; a tester server connected to the tester to download a test program, handler remote control program and a handler state check program to the tester; and communication data transmitted and received through the GPIB communication cable between the tester and the handler, wherein the communication data has basic communication data for an electrical test of the semiconductor device, communication data for the handler remote control, and communication data for a handler state check.
Abstract:
A flash memory test system capable of test time reduction and an electrical test method using the same: The invention provides a parallel tester that includes a first memory and a second memory. The first and second memories are used to each supply different data to identical addresses within a plurality of DUTs, thereby making it possible to conduct in parallel tests such as trim tests, repair tests, and invalid block masking test. Thus parallel testing is done to replace testing that was previously done serially.
Abstract:
A device and method of manufacturing a fuse region are disclosed. The fuse region may include an interlayer insulating layer formed on a substrate, a plurality of fuses disposed on the interlayer insulating layer, and fuse isolation walls located between the fuses, wherein each of the fuse isolation walls may include lower and upper fuse isolation patterns.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the invention connect a plurality of devices under test (DUTS) in a parallel manner and a high test current is selectively applied to each DUT. The apparatus to test a plurality of DUTs includes a plurality of power sources providing the test current to a plurality of DUTs; and switching devices connected to the respective DUTs and power sources and selectively providing the test current. In addition, the apparatus has at least one control unit to control the switching devices. Furthermore, a group of DUTs from the plurality of DUTs is connected between two of the plurality of power sources in a parallel manner, and the test current is selectively provided to one DUT from the group of DUTs according to the operation of the switching devices.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel apparatus includes a pair of discharge sustaining electrodes, a panel capacitor to supply charged voltage alternately to each electrode of the pair of discharge sustaining electrodes, a switching device for discharge that is turned on when the panel capacitor is discharged, to thereby pass through discharged current of the panel capacitor, a current sensing part to sense the current passed through by the switching device for discharge, and an over-current controlling part that turns off the switching device for discharge when the current sensed in the current sensing part is at or above a predetermined reference value. With this configuration, the plasma display panel apparatus protects the switching device from over-current generated during an abnormal driving of the discharge sustaining electrode driving circuit.
Abstract:
A test apparatus includes one handler connected to a tester and one test board divided into two or more sites or two or more test boards. Since only the sites on the test board (or test boards) need be duplicated, rather than the loading lanes or sorters of the handler, the test apparatus can be conveniently compact. Further, while testing semiconductor devices on one site or one test board, semiconductor devices in another site or on another test board can be sorted according to the test result. This enables the reduction or elimination of tester idle time to optimize the efficiency of the test apparatus.
Abstract:
A test system of a semiconductor device for a handler remote control is provided. The system includes: a tester for testing the semiconductor device; a handler connected to the tester through a GPIB (General Purpose Instruction Bus) communication cable; a tester server connected to the tester to download a test program, handler remote control program and a handler state check program to the tester; and communication data transmitted and received through the GPIB communication cable between the tester and the handler, wherein the communication data has basic communication data for an electrical test of the semiconductor device, communication data for the handler remote control, and communication data for a handler state check.
Abstract:
A test apparatus includes one handler connected to a tester and one test board divided into two or more sites or two or more test boards. Since only the sites on the test board (or test boards) need be duplicated, rather than the loading lanes or sorters of the handler, the test apparatus can be conveniently compact. Further, while testing semiconductor devices on one site or one test board, semiconductor devices in another site or on another test board can be sorted according to the test result. This enables the reduction or elimination of tester idle time to optimize the efficiency of the test apparatus.
Abstract:
A test apparatus for testing a multi-chip package comprising a multiplicity of semiconductor chips, which includes a test driver having one drive channel and at least one input/output channel. A test board is mounted with the multi-chip package. Drive pins of the semiconductor chips are parallel connected to the drive channel, and input/output pins of the semiconductor chips are parallel connected to the input/output channel.