OVERVIEW OF SERVICES

Reverse Engineering of CAD Data

We can Reverse Engineer CAD Data from Gerber Data. This allows our customers to use their current ICT Development Software, like Fabmaster, even when there is no CAD Data. Twelve years of experience in using Gerber Data for ICT Development enables us to complete this complex task with consistent reliable results.

 Testability Analysis

Complete Testability Analyst for any board design from Gerber Data. Save time and money by identifying and fixing ICT related design issues before starting ICT Development. Identifies problems like Inaccessible Nets, Nets Requiring Top-Side Access, Small Probe Usage, Small Test Pad Usage, Inadequate Solder Mask Clearance,  Incomplete Board Documentation.       Testability Analyst will also ensure an accurate Quote for ICT Development, No surprises.

In-Circuit Test Fixture Design

Reliable Test Fixtures designed from Gerber Data. Test fixture are designed to ensure that test probes are placed on the best available pads for test reliability. Probe placement is optimized to ensure that larger, reliable 100 Mil probes are used whenever possible. Fixture Vendor will enjoy Complete and Clear fixture documentation enhancing fixture reliability.

 

Test Program Generation

Generation of Input Test Programs for most testers from Gerber Data, including Flying Probe Testers. The Test Program will include Component Names, Pin Numbers, Part Values, Part Tolerances, Test-Point or Node Numbers depending on the tester's requirements.  

 

Graphical Repair and Rework Station 

This Graphical Documentation of Board Design and Fixture Design will save you time and money in both test debug and board repair/rework. Display will show all pads on board and traces of any nets you select. Quickly identify any Device, and any Pin on any Device, and any Test-Point location. Graphically identify most likely Short locations between any shorted nets. Also allows user to build database of board faults and repairs.

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Last modified: January 21, 2002