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    High-performance flexible automated programming system

    Data I/O Corporation features the PSV7000 automated programming system which delivers velocity, versatility and value while exceeding the most demanding
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    15. Juli 2016
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    Engineered for speed, the PSV7000 is capable of programming up to 2000 devices/hour with tray, tape or tube input even with large file size. The PSV7000 achieves this with Data I/O’s proprietary dual pick-and-place probes, SSD’s for fast file download, state of the art vision-on-the-fly for precision alignment and the company’s proven FlashCore III programming engine with SuperBoost Technology for optimized algorithms.

    Designed for ultimate flexibility, the PSV7000’s provides the greatest socket density with up to 96 programming sockets. With zero mechanical changeover between jobs, media options are concurrently installed inside the work envelop including tape, tube, dual tray feeder, fiber laser marking and 3D coplanarity. The PSV7000’s precision alignment and placement support handling the smallest devices down to 1.5 mm x 1.5 mm for the widest range of automated parts handling. FlashCore III universal programming engine supports all device types including FPGAs, CPLDs, Microcontrollers and flash memories (including eMMC, NAND, and NOR devices).

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