TacitES is a new advance on existing in-circuit and functional testing technologies, designed exclusively for circuit board fault diagnosis and repair. The Tacit ES (Expert System) leverages Rapid Test Development (RTD) software libraries to create deterministic functional diagnostic tests and uses ICT vector capture and compare heuristics to find subtle circuit failures.
JTAG TechnologiesFounded in 1993 by experienced test-industry professionals, Eindhoven-based JTAG Technologies is known for helping solve difficult access problems in electronic board testing. Its boundary-scan solutions serve design and manufacturing teams in more than 50 countries, building on technology its founders were already applying in the 1980s. The company reports more than 10,000 systems sold to over 2,500 customers.PRESTON, MD
Qmax Test Equipments LtdFounded in Singapore in 1992 by electronics engineers S.R. Sabapathi and Robert Ng, Qmax Test Equipments has built its identity around research-led test engineering. The company now operates from a 33,000-square-foot Chennai facility with more than 100 employees, developing automated test equipment for organizations that need to diagnose complex electronic systems. Its founder’s patented BUS cycle signature technology for CPU- and microprocessor-based PCBs remains a distinctive part of Qmax’s history.MARTINSBURG, WV
Advantest Interconnect Solutions™Advantest Interconnect Solutions™ develops and supplies high-performance, high-density printed circuit boards and accessories for semiconductor test, including sockets and thermal control units. Formed by integrating R&D Altanova and Essai products into a single Advantest product unit, AIS works with customers from design through manufacturing to deliver customized interconnect solutions. Its Invisipin® device-interface family extends that work into high-precision, low-loss connectivity.ALLENTOWN, PA
ResCav LLCResCav LLC develops non-destructive systems that identify counterfeit and tampered integrated circuits by capturing each chip’s distinctive physical fingerprint. Based on work developed at The Ohio State University and supported by expertise in electromagnetics, AI, and device instrumentation, its technology detects microscopic design differences and can inspect a circuit in under a second. The company focuses on protecting critical systems and infrastructure from hardware threats.