For digital testing, the 93k uses .
John's task for the day was to troubleshoot a particularly tricky issue with a new batch of chips. He had been studying the problem for hours, but so far, he hadn't been able to pinpoint the cause. As he sat at his workstation, sipping his coffee and staring at the test data on his screen, he realized that he needed to dive deeper into the tester's manual.
Before writing test code, the user must define the Pin Configuration. This maps the physical pins on the device to the channels on the tester.
This post isn’t a manual replacement. Instead, it’s a to the most useful sections, search strategies, and common workflows.
Unlike legacy testers that relied on hardware-centric knob controls, the 93k is entirely software-defined. This paper outlines the operational workflow, software architecture, and hardware components essential for a test engineer utilizing the system.