Advantest
The Advantest 93000 SOC is a system-on-chip (SOC) tester. The Advantest 93000 SOC was originally developed by Agilent Technologies. The Advantest 93000 SOC records test results and events to a binary Event Data Record (EDL) file.[1][2][3]

A system-on-chip tester is automated test equipment used to electrically stimulate semiconductor devices and measure their responses. A tester of this class serves in device characterization, production test, and binning by applying digital patterns and power conditions through an interface to the device under test.
Automated test equipment of this class operates by connecting a device under test to instrument channels through a test interface. Digital channel resources drive logic states and timing patterns, while parametric and power resources force voltage or current and measure electrical behavior. Dedicated measurement options in this class can extend the platform toward mixed-signal or application-specific test tasks.
A tester of this class sits in the electrical test flow rather than in wafer fabrication process modules such as deposition, lithography, or etch. The machine is typically used after device fabrication when chips or packaged parts are ready for electrical verification through a probe or handler interface. The machine's results feed sorting, screening, characterization, and release decisions for downstream assembly or shipment steps.
Testers in this class are used for electrical verification of integrated circuits during product development and manufacturing. Typical applications include functional test, parametric test, continuity and leakage checks, power-domain validation, and screening of devices that combine logic with other on-chip functions.
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advantest 93000 SOC Tester | — | — | Sources show differing installed module configurations, including dedicated, AC, infra, digital, and DC sections. | Equipment inventory listing[4] |
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It supports semiconductor device testing by applying test signals to a device under test and evaluating the response against expected behavior.[1]
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Last updated Oct 20, 2026.
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