Spea

H 3560

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The Spea H 3560 is a handler. The Spea H 3560 is categorized as test and probe equipment.^[1]^[2]

SpeaH 3560

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What it is

The Spea H 3560 is a test handler for semiconductor devices. The equipment is manufactured by Spea and is classified under the Test & Probe category.^[1]^[2]

How it works

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A test handler like the H 3560 typically uses a mechanical pick-and-place or gravity-feed mechanism to position devices into a test socket. The socket makes electrical contact with the device leads or pads, allowing a connected tester to apply signals and measure response. After testing, the handler sorts each device into a bin category based on test results, such as different speed grades or pass/fail classifications.

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No specifications for the H 3560 are on record.
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