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The next generation of Prototype Engineering Work Stations (PET-4D), A bench top test and temperature forcing system designed for the hand testing of individual electronic devices, ICs, under precise controlled conditions of heat and cold without the expensive and diffuculty of liquid fluid, or an inaccutrate thermoelectric module peltier. Exatron's state-of-the-art refrigeration temperature forcing system. Simply better.
Exatron Hot - Cold Protoyping Engineering Work Station shown with chiller PET-5
Shared PET-4D Features:
Wide Range Thermal Head (WRTH).Test and Temperature Forcing Systems
-55°C to +155°C minimum working temperature range. (-80°C to +175°C hardware capability)
+/-0.5 degree temperature control.
No fluids required. (See WRTH data sheet for details.)
Built-in purge cover for thermal head and test socket.
Allows placement/removal of devices without thermal head having to heat/cool to room temperature.
Greatly reduces dead time between tests.
Purge requires dry, clean air. (Air dryer sold separately.)
Includes on set of thermal head tooling, designed to match a specific device and test socket.
Attached chiller sits on floor behind or on the side.
6 ft (2 m) hose runs from chiller to PET-5.
Benchtop model available. (See PET-4 Image Below.)
Meets or exceeds all known ESD specifications.
Built-in ESD wrist strap attach points.
Built-in quick-disconnect air fitting for optional vacuum wand.
Designed, manufactured, and built in San Jose, CA.
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Desktop Benchtop Version Exatron Thermal Workstation for IC Devices and Hand Testing Hot and Cold.
Prototyping Engineering Work Station-PET-4D
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