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December 16, 2022 | Boston Semi EquipmentEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Boston Semi Equipment (BSE), a global leader in advanced automation solutions to the semiconductor and consumer electronics industries, announced that a leading power semiconductor manufacturer has placed a repeat order for multiple Zeus gravity handlers for high voltage device testing.
“BSE’s global installed base of high voltage Zeus handlers have achieved excellent, reliable performance in some of the most challenging applications, and we are excited that our customer has once again chosen BSE to deliver the technology they need to expand their market success,” said Colin P. Scholefield, BSE’s CEO. “Our close customer partnerships have enabled Zeus high voltage solutions to surpass industry requirements. We are continuing to invest in our roadmap to reach even higher levels of performance to address emerging market needs.”
According to Yole Group, the global market for power semiconductors is expected to reach US $59B in the next 5 years, driven by growing applications in many sectors. Over the last decade, BSE has continuously innovated to support this market by delivering high voltage isolation and partial discharge test solutions, earning a reputation for world-class reliability and performance. Zeus high voltage gravity handlers are engineered with optimized test site and contact methods to operate safely and efficiently across a wide range of voltages up to and exceeding 11.8kV Peak.
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