A powered burn-in board cart for transporting BIB and regulator assemblies between your HPB-6 systems and EDS. It has been designed to streamline the BIB-to-regulator exchange and automatically aligns and levels to the slot height when docked directly to the system. High-value boards are moved safely with minimal manual handling.
| Transport | Moves BIBs, regulators, and complete BIB/regulator assemblies |
| Powered Lift | Automatic alignment and leveling to slot height |
| Docking | Direct docking to burn-in systems and EDS |
| Docked Integration | Powered integration and separation of BIBs and regulators while docked |
| Design | Open-sided for easy access to BIBs and sockets |
| Locking | Independent locking of BIBs and regulators for secure transport |
| Safety Features | Locking castors, sliding window interlock, and BIB detection sensors |
A high-power burn-in with test system with individual temperature control per device, engineered for devices up to 1,000 watts. A turnkey automation solution that scales from a single cell to a full production line.
Designed by engineers and PCB designers experienced in multi-layer board layouts. Each HPB-6 burn-in board is built for the device under test and for the customer's specific requirements. The device size and complexity determine how many devices fit per burn-in board.
A single-board (one-slot) system with the same test electronics and device cooling as a full HPB-6. Primarily used for test development and board troubleshooting.
Individual automation modules that run on their own or attach to a single system, a way to add automated handling without committing to a full line. A flexible entry point that can grow into the complete setup.
Burn-in with Individual temperature control (ITC) is the most important development in burn-in technology.
Burn-in is the process that applies elevated temperatures and high voltages to accelerate conditions that will stress semiconductors during what is known as their infant mortality period.
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