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03 FebSmiths Interconnect: Leading the Way in Burn-In Socket Testing Solutions
As the demand for consumer electronics, AI-driven technologies, and high-performance computing rebounds, Smiths Interconnect is poised for growth. Innovations in large package sizes, high pin counts, and power consumption optimization in GPUs, CPUs, and HPCs position the company as a leader in the next generation of semiconductor testing solutions.
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07 AugImproving time- and cost- efficiency in reliability burn-in testing
When companies develop new devices, they must ensure there are no failures in the field. This means that thorough reliability burn-in testing must take place from the start to avoid malfunctions down the road.
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21 JunHigh-Power Burn-In Testing in 2023: How to Overcome the Extreme
The tech zeitgeist is all about the extreme. The more advanced our devices become by the day, the more they evolve – and consumers’ expectations with them.
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13 MarBGA Sockets To Solve All Your Electronics Testing Needs
Plastronics, a Smiths Interconnect technology brand, is a global provider of innovation for semiconductor reliability testing, meeting the industry’s burn-in socket needs for more than 40 years. It all started when our company invented the first open-top, application-specific socket for production burn-in of LCC packages. This innovation helped semiconductor manufacturers significantly increase their throughput and decrease costs.
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14 FebChallenges Semiconductor Package Size and Pitch Face in Shrinking Consumer Electronics
Tiny computers, smartphones, and small electronic devices that industry leaders and other companies have popularized are forcing the hand of semiconductor package designers to shrink the package to fit within these little hand-held gadgets. The demand for technology applications, such as smart homes, smart manufacturing, smart medical care, and automotive electronics, continues to increase. At the same time, the requirements of continuous miniaturization and functional diversification of electronic product demands also increase.