Title
Semiconductor test equipment development oral history panelCatalog Number
102702136Type
DocumentDescription
Six veteran test equipment pioneers, Phillip Burlison, Garry Gillette, Jim Healy, Dan Morrow, Harry Sello, and Paul Sakamoto engage in a wide-ranging discussion of the evolution and interrelationships of the semiconductor test equipment and semiconductor technologies and industries. They draw upon their personal experiences as they relate the stories of the huge changes that they experienced in the philosophy and technology of testing over the last forty-five years (1965-2009).Each of them began their careers when individual diodes and transistors were being tested, then watched as the industry evolved to the testing of increasingly integrated circuits and then to on-chip testing (built-in). They used early, small bench top testing devices, moved to very sophisticated automated test equipment and are ending their careers watching on-chip self testing being adopted.
Date
2009-08-14Contributor
Burlison, Phillip, Interviewee |
Gillette, Garry, Interviewee |
Healy, James (Jim) T., Interviewee |
Morrow, Dan, Interviewee |
Sakamoto, Paul, Moderator |
Sello, Harry, Interviewee |