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known-good die

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known-good die

Chips that have been fully tested before being placed into their packages. Chips used in ceramic-based multichip modules (MCMs) are typically fully tested beforehand, because the ceramic substrates are costly to replace if the final package is faulty because of a bad chip. See MCM and known-good software.


known-good die [‚nōn ¦gu̇d ′dī]
(electronics)
An unpackaged, fully tested integrated circuit chip.


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We also offer CellularRAM products in known-good die (KGD) wafer formats so that memory subsystems can be tuned to specific application requirements, such as integration into multi-chip package solutions.
In addition, the use of film frames allows probing to take place after wafers have been sawed to insure delivery of known-good die in cases where extremely fragile die could be damaged during wafer dicing.
Aehr Test designs and manufacturers MTX parallel functional testers, MAX and ATX dynamic and output monitored burn-in systems, DiePak Known-Good Die solutions for bare die burn-in and test, and burn-in automation.
 
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