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HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory

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What it is

The V 4400 is a memory tester designed for testing semiconductor memory devices. The V 4400 handles 12-inch wafers. The V 4400 is marketed under multiple brand names including Advantest, Agilent, HP, and Verigy.[1]

How it works

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A memory tester generates digital test patterns that exercise the memory array and associated logic. The tester applies these patterns to the device under test through a test head and pin electronics. The response from the device is compared to expected results to identify failures. Advanced memory testers may include parametric measurement units for voltage and timing characterization.

In a probe configuration, the test head connects to a wafer prober that contacts individual die on the wafer. In final test, the device is packaged and inserted into a test socket. The tester controls the sequence of patterns, clocks, and voltages to test all specified operating conditions.

Applications

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Beyond production testing, memory testers are employed in characterization and reliability evaluation of new memory designs. Engineering test programs can modify pattern sequences and timing to stress devices and identify design margins.

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  • No specifications for the HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory are on record.

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  • No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory are on record.

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  • No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory are on record.

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  • The control-system platform and OS era of the HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory are not on record.

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  • No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the HP / Verigy V 4400 Memory are on record.

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