by Scott Bronstad | Mar 1, 2013 | Events
Tekno-sip brings BPM Microsystems’ 3800 programmer to Brazil for FIEE 2013
HOUSTON — February 2013 — BPM Microsystems announces that Tekno-sip will display the 3800 automated production programmer in Booth # I78 at the 27th International Electrical, Energy and Automation Industry Fair (FIEE) scheduled to take place April 1-5, 2013 at the Anhembi Exhibition Hall in Brazil.
Introduced in 2010, the 3800 automated universal production programmer supports microcontrollers, NAND flash, NOR flash, serial flash, managed NAND flash, E/EPROM, flash EPROM, and other technologies with densities up to an 8 Eb theoretical limit. Additionally, the system supports devices with voltages down to 0.7 (Vdd).
The 3800 is powered by BPM Microsystems’ Vector Engine Co-Processor® now with BitBlast technology. The new technology provides an extra boost to programming speeds for managed NAND devices that utilize the eMMC interface, which drastically increases overall throughput.
For more information, meet with BPM Microsystems’ distributor, Tekno-sip, in Booth #I78 at the FIEE Fair.
by Scott Bronstad | Feb 25, 2013 | Events
The Adaptsys Group brings BPM Microsystems’ 2800 universal programmer to the Embedded World Expo in Europe
HOUSTON — Feb. 25, 2013 — BPM Microsystems announces that its distributor Adaptsys Group will exhibit its 2800 manual universal device programmer in Booth 422, Hall 4A at the upcoming Embedded World Exhibition, scheduled to take place February 26-28, 2013 in Nuremberg, Germany.
The 2800 combines the unrivaled speed of the Vector Engine Co-Processor®, capable of achieving an amazing peak operating rate of 12.8 Gb per second, with true universal device support, resulting in the fastest universal programmer in the industry.
The system supports all device technologies, including high-density NAND flash, NOR flash, serial flash, managed NAND flash, E/EPROM, microcontrollers and more with densities up to an 8Eb theoretical limit. Additionally, the 2800 uses the company’s cost-effective and efficient socket cards with receptacle-base socket option. Individual socket cards can be fully utilized and replaced without dramatically affecting programming capacity. With the receptacle-base socket option, customers can purchase only the consumable socket as needed. The design of BPM Microsystems’ socket cards increases manufacturing up-time, produces higher first-pass yield, and saves replacement costs by as much as 75 percent.
For more information, meet company representatives at the Embedded World Exhibition.
About The Adaptsys Group
The Adaptsys Group is an independent supplier of electronics production equipment with offices in the UK, France and Eastern Europe. Adaptsys specializes in providing programming equipment for integrated circuits and innovative products for the tape-and-reel industry, including manual and automatic equipment, component counters, peel-force testers, tape splicers and the full range of associated consumables. Adaptsys also provides installation, training and a comprehensive process integration service.
Adaptsys is located at Unit 1 Rotherbrook Court, Petersfield, Hampshire UK GU32 3QG. Telephone: +44 (0) 1730 262444. Adaptsys can be found on the Internet at www.adaptsys.com.
by Scott Bronstad | Jan 17, 2013 | Events
BPM Microsystems to demonstrate breakthrough programming solutions during the IPC APEX Expo
HOUSTON — Jan. 17, 2013 — BPM Microsystems will demonstrate its breakthrough programming solutions in booth #108 at the upcoming IPC APEX Expo, scheduled to take place February 19-21, 2013 at the San Diego Convention Center in California.
The new 2800ISP parallel in-system device programmer incorporates the company’s award-winning 8th Generation site technology utilizing Vector Engine® BitBlast into a custom-designed test fixture, allowing its customers to program flash architectures including eMMC, PCM and Raw NAND, plus MCUs and other device technologies on-board after reflow.
Ideal for medium- to high-volume production, the 2800ISP is configurable and can program up to 16 devices in parallel. With BPM’s Vector Engine Co-Processor, the 2800ISP is capable of achieving an amazing peak operating rate of 25 Gbits per second. It also features BitBlast technology, which means that managed NAND devices that utilize the eMMC interface get an incredible boost to programming speeds, drastically increasing your overall throughput. This solves the test bottleneck while allowing the operator to program the latest data just-in-time, all while attaining a very low programming cost per device.
Also on display, the offline 3800 automated universal production programmer supports microcontrollers, NAND flash, NOR flash, serial flash, managed NAND flash, E/EPROM, flash EPROM, and other technologies with densities up to an 8 Eb theoretical limit. Additionally, the system supports devices with voltages down to 0.7 (Vdd).
The 3800 is also powered by BPM Microsystems’ Vector Engine Co-Processor® now with BitBlast technology.
For more information, meet company representatives in booth #108 at the IPC APEX Expo.
