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Did You Know?
AMT has been in business since 1977 and has installed in excess of 1000 burn-in systems |
We have shipped systems to 16 countries including
Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, England, France, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico,
Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Turkey |
Many of our systems delivered in 1978 are still in service today. |
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About Advanced Microtechnology, Inc. |
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Advanced Microtechnology, Inc. (AMT) is a private company, founded in 1977. Our Corporate offices are located in Milpitas, California.
AMT manufacturers a wide range of burn-in test systems and support products under the
OPTIMUM series name . These products provide component test, environmental screening and process evaluation. Both standard and custom systems are available for production and engineering applications. All types of electronic components may be tested with Optimum product family.
AMT also designs and manufactures burn-in boards for the standard product line and any user burn-in system product. An associated product, the ATS1024 board test system is used to maintain test boards and is sold to our customers as a product extension to any burn-in system facility.
In addition to turn-key system solutions, AMT specializes in test system components, to meet our customers unique needs should they need to upgrade or modify their existing test or burn-in systems.
Our field
engineering core can upgrade
your existing systems
regardless of the manufacturer
to give you state of the art
performance while minimizing
your capital cost. Your core
system hardware may be used for
new test functions provided
through enhanced electronics and
software. Think green, recycle
your existing systems through
hardware and software upgrades.
Our PC-based OPTIMUM software control technology offers test solutions for the general industrial marketplace. This technology has been applied to microprocessor, general ASIC technologies, as well as memory testing. Unlimited data collection and analysis capability can be provided in a mass test environment. |
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