"After purchasing our first Catalyst and J750 last year, we have been quite pleased with their performance. The Catalyst and J750 have been especially helpful to us because they provide high throughput and extensive test program development and debug tools," said Ken Molitor, Director of Engineering Operations for Dallas Semiconductor. "Both Catalyst and the J750 are perfect economic test solutions for the design and production of our innovative devices."
"We are pleased Catalyst -- with its wide range of instrumentation and rich set of IMAGE(TM) test development tools -- and the J750 -- with its small footprint and economical parallel testing capabilities -- provide Dallas Semiconductor with the best total test solution for fast time-to-market and high-speed production testing of its telecom and microcontroller devices," said Dave Sulman, Teradyne's Sr. Vice President of Semiconductor Divisions.
About INTEGRA J750
The INTEGRA J750 delivers up to 1,024 digital channels into a zero footprint system entirely contained within a test head. Its high-throughput parallel testing capabilities help deliver 95% parallel test efficiency for up to 32 devices. The system also features IG-XL test software, the semiconductor ATE industry's first test development suite combining the power and performance of the latest PC technology and Windows NT operating system with the familiarity of standard Windows productivity tools, like Microsoft Excel and Visual Basic. Its small footprint and high parallel test throughput provides the most economical approach to testing complex VLSI devices with embedded memory and analog cells.
About Catalyst
Catalyst dominates the SOC market with test capabilities for DSL, wireless, microwave, and power management applications. With more than 4000 individual users worldwide, Catalyst's IMAGE programming system is the most widely used ATE software environment. Catalyst currently offers wireless device, quad-site testing, providing the best test economics and most complete array of analog instrumentation. When a cell call is placed, or a PC, printer, scanner, pager, or a DVD is utilized, Catalyst tested ICs make it happen.
About Dallas Semiconductor
Dallas Semiconductor (NYSE: DS) designs, manufactures, and markets CMOS chips and chip-based subsystems. In its 15-year history, the company has sold its products to more than 15,000 customers worldwide. Major markets include original equipment manufactures (OEMs) in personal computers, telecommunications, office equipment, instrumentation, factory automation, medical equipment, and mainframe computers. Chips and subsystems are sold through a direct sales force, distributors, and manufacturers' representatives worldwide. Dallas Semiconductor's World Wide Web address is www.dalsemi.com.
About Teradyne
Teradyne is the world's largest supplier of automatic test equipment and software for the electronics and telecommunications industries and a leading supplier of high-performance backplane assemblies and connectors. Teradyne supports its products through an extensive service and applications engineering network, with technical centers located throughout the United States, Europe, and the Pacific Rim. Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Teradyne reported sales of approximately $1.8 billion in 1999 and currently has over 10,000 employees worldwide. Teradyne's World Wide Web address is www.teradyne.com.
IMAGE is a trademark of Teradyne
“After purchasing our first Catalyst and J750 last year, we have been quite pleased with their performance. The Catalyst and J750 have been especially helpful to us because they provide high throughput and extensive test program development and debug tools”
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