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low-cost VLSI testers

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From: Yuval Tamir
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 1990 06:05
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I am interested in a flexible tester for large VLSI chips.
DC testing is not sufficient -- at the minimum, the tester
should be capable of operation at 10 MHz.
Cost is an important factor . . .

What is currently available on the market in this area ?
I would be particularly interested in comments from
people who are using such testers.

			   Yuval Tamir

Internet: tamir@cs.ucla.edu
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From: tamir@cs.ucla.edu (Yuval Tamir)
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Subject: low-cost VLSI testers
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Date: 14 Apr 90 06:05:44 GMT
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