Test Insight has announced that the microelectronics division of Delta has adopted its Tester Data Link pattern validation tools to help improve design to test flows.
The company’s Tester Data Link helps convert the large vector sets used to test complex integrated circuits that Delta designs and tests for customers.
“Delt’s customers benefit in two ways – fast and efficient conversions of large vector sets saves engineering time and conversion turn-around time,” according to Thomas Fjord Madsen, Delta’s Test Development Manager. “Plus, with Tester Data Link taking advantage of the advanced features available in Delta’s modern ATE systems customer’s test costs are kept to a minimum”.
“Delta has an excellent reputation for innovation and quality and we are delighted they have chosen Test Insight software to improve their flow,” said Meir Gellis, CEO of Test Insight. “TDL’s high performance saves a lot of time – especially on large design files. Also, as part of the agreement between the two companies, Delta has access to our pattern verification software which enables Delta to further enhance their offering to customers.”
Test Insight’s pattern validation tools provide DELTA engineers with advanced level debug and improved communication between the test department and the responsible design group. Test Engineers can generate a simulation test bench that enables designers to emulate the patterns actually running on the ATE in their simulation environment. Designers are able to compare the DUT simulation model response to the expected data in the patterns. This is extremely useful for debugging – and especially so if the design and test engineers are in different locations.
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