HIGHLIGHTS

                                                                                                   Fast. Accurate. Reliable.
  • Short-wire fixturing technology ensures transportability, repeatability and stability
  • Innovative design ensures easy maintenance and fixture change
  • Compact chassis, only 800 mm or 31.5” in length 
  • Single point of contact for your automated ICT solution
  • Comprehensive in-system suite of boundary scan tools

The i3070 Series 5i Inline ICT retains the popular and proprietary Keysight short-wire fixturing technology used in our stalwart Keysight 3070 and i3070 systems.

Short wire fixture technology eliminates problems commonly found with long wire fixturing, such as noise and deterioration of test stability. This translates into transportable, repeatable and stable tests on your i3070 Series 5i, even if you need to deploy tests halfway across the globe, or on different manufacturing sites.

The i3070 Series 5i Inline ICT brings ease of use to the busy line operator and test engineer. The card cage is mounted on heavy-duty slides, and can be easily pulled out to facilitate replacement of module cards.

An ergonomically designed drawer unit enables fixtures to be easily loaded onto or unloaded from the test system. These features save both time and effort, especially for lines running a higher mix of products.

An array of tools like intelligent fixture identification, board orientation detection and test plan revision controls are available to help you develop best-in-class automation solutions for testing today’s complex printed circuit board assemblies.

The i3070 Series 5i is fully backward compatible with your 3070 and i3070 test programs.

For more information about ict systems, please visit ICT System - i3070.

Key Specifications

Fixture Actuation
Press Down
Max Node Count
2592
Max Parallel Testing
2
System Type
Automated Handler
System Width
800 mm
Fixture Actuation
Max Node Count
Max Parallel Testing
System Type
System Width
Press Down
2592
2
Automated Handler
800 mm
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Fixture Actuation:
Press Down
Max Node Count:
2592
Max Parallel Testing:
2
System Type:
Automated Handler
System Width:
800 mm
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