The NI Semiconductor Test System (STS) is a production-ready ATE solution for RF and mixed-signal semiconductor devices. This course provides all the necessary information and training to get personnel up-to-speed on how to operate the STS in a production environment. During the course, students will learn the structure and components of the STS along with safety and environmental requirements. Fundamental operations will be covered including power-up and power-down, installing and uninstalling load boards, and configuring lot settings. Students will also get hands-on experience running a test program on an actual mixed-signal device. The course will wrap up with some basic troubleshooting procedures to help new STS operators tackle common problems.
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Instructor-led Classroom: 22.0
On-Demand: 23.0
Instructor-led Classroom: One (1) day
On-Demand: An hour and a half (1.5)
New-hires preparing to operate the NI-STS in a production environment
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Semiconductor Test System (required)
Instructor-led Classroom training includes digital course materials that will be delivered during the class.
Operate the NI-STS to test mixed-signal or RF semiconductor devices
Configure lot settings for your specific device under test
Install and Uninstall NI-STS Load boards
Manage STS software bundles and perform basic troubleshooting
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Overview of the STS | Explore the purpose of the STS, identify its external components and I/O, and explain warning labels with 100 % accuracy. |
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Operating the STS | Perform fundamental STS operations including powering on/off the STS, running self-test, working with load boards, and managing software bundles. |
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Running Test Programs | Use the Operator Interface (OI) to configure lot settings and run a test program. |
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Viewing Tester Status and Results | Use indicators on the operator interface to monitor the status of the current test sequence and review test reports for previously-completed tests. |
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Troubleshooting Common Issues | Interpret error codes and troubleshoot the most common problems that arise during test execution. |
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