950 SERIES TEST FIXTURE
Versitile test fixture used in curve tracing models such as MT Century or manual switch box. Capable of testing devices or packages up to 100 pins.
950 Series Test Fixture Components
950 Series Test Fixture
The most popular fixture to test DUT boards with the MT Century or Manual Switch Box is the 950 Series test fixture. You will be able to test DUT boards and test sockets on PCB layouts within a 100-pin count via one Yamaichi cable.
Daughter Cards
Daughter cards feature a unique copper pattern that allows the card to be semi-permanently programmed by solder bridges to VDD and Ground rails. Small 0402 SMT components can also be added between any pin, ground or V+.
Heated Options
Heated mini cards have a built-in copper heating element and temperature-sensing device. The heated mini cards rely on the 950 Series base to both provide signals to the pins under test and monitor temperature, which requires RTI’s temperature controller for the operation of heated equipment.
Extended Daughter Cards
With similar features to the daughter card, the extended daughter card features a breakout area where test points can be collocated for additional hookup opportunities. Extended daughter cards can also be used when the DUT board must be used on the bench or under a microscope without the 950 Series supporting it.
Compatibility & Customization Options
The 950 Series test fixture is a versatile benchtop fixture to test with the MT Century and Manual Switch Box. Daughter cards and extended daughter cards with test sockets are the standard arrangements of the 950 Series. The test fixture interfaces to the MT Century or Manual Switch Box via one Yamaichi 100-pin cable. The 950 Series is capable of testing topside and backside, including micro-probing, backside emission microscopy, and heated sockets for temperature testing. There are also versions of the 950 Series supporting 96 or 100 pins and other configurations for backside analysis are available
Topside and Backside of 950 Series Test Fixture
The 950 Series’ daughter cards are small 96-pin daughter cards that hold a test socket with optional heated capabilities. The daughter card interfaces the 950 Series base through a pogo pin block. The daughter cards are also customizable to fit your device and test needs.
The 950 Series base comes with or without the heater interface components. However, unequipped bases may not be upgradable for heated capabilities. Unlike heated daughter cards, heated socket lids connect directly to the temperature controller and do not require a heated 950 Series base. Be sure to select the right model for your present and future needs. Or contact us to discuss your needs, and we’ll suggest a reliable solution.
The 950 Series directly connects to RTI’s curve trace models and Manual Switch Boxes. MT Century is directly compatible, allowing the use of 100-pin or 96-pin versions of the 950 Series. Manual Switch Box is directly compatible, allowing 96-pin versions only.
Compatibility with the MultiTrace and MegaTrace is possible with adapters that allow the use of the Yamaichi 100-pin cables.
The 950 Series’ low profile is highly compact and easily fits:
- Under a microscope
- In an environmental chamber
- In an EMI shield
- Under a Thermal Forcing head
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