• ATE System keep breaking down?
• Bottle neck in test?
• Equipment no longer supported?
• Service contract cost to high?
• Machine knowledge left the company?
• Fixtures unreliable?

Terotest have a developed a solution to all of the above problems - our low cost Legacy Replacement Test System, iTest.

Often users of older Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) are unable to justify the cost of updating to new systems. However, the ongoing yearly cost of maintaining old ATE, plus the decreasing availability of parts and expertise to fix these systems makes it sensible to consider updating to a modern system.

Terotest can provide an initial quote for the replacement of your system, together with test fixture and test program transfer costs, so you can assess the viability of the whole project from the outset. We offer several options for test program migration, and our fixturing options include fixture adaptors and re-manufactured fixtures, as well as cassette and universal fixtures.

Examples of legacy ATE platforms that can be replaced using the new iTest methodology include:

• Factron / Schlumberger: 720, 750, 790, 7730
• Genrad: 1795, 1796, 2225, 2235, 2750
• Hewlett Packard: DTS-70
• Teradyne: L200, L300 and Spectrum series
• Wayne Kerr: 3950 and Exordia
• Computer Automation: Marathon and Ironman
• Special-to-type plus GPIB and VXI ATE

For further information please see www.terotest.com/legacy.php.

Please contact Terotest now to discuss the options available for replacing your obsolete ATE.

Tel: +44 (0) 1462 742499
Email: info@terotest.com
Web: www.terotest.com

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