Awarded contract

Semiconductor Lifetest Equipment

Details

Supplier(s)
Yelo Ltd
Value
GBP 350,000
Topic
Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
Published
19 January 2023

Tender description

NPL and the University of Glasgow will work together to establish a service for Burn-in and Life-testing of semiconductor laser diodes in high-volume for manufacturers and suppliers of laser diodes. The requirements for such a system are as follows: Essential: • TO46, TO3, TO5, TO8, TO9 package compatibility in volumes up to 200 per month for burn-in and 100 devices for life-test per month • Life-test duration > 10,000 hours • Burn in / Life-test temperature from Ambient to 150degC with independent heaters in each module • Maximum bias up to 1A on TO3 and TO8 package, and Chip-on-carrier (CoC) • Bar test – Typical bar with dimensions 30 mm long and up to 10 mm wide, with 100 devices across. All the devices on the bar will require burn-in. At least 10 devices on each bar will need life-test. • Optical detector to monitor light output of each device under test • Wavelength range from 400 nm – 1600 nm • Temperature sensor at each device for close monitoring • Independent current drive for each device • Adaptable/re-configurable bar-test, CoC layout and # of pins on TO-packages for future “non-standard” testing requests • Low noise, highly stable current driver for each device (<0.1mA RMS noise) • Stable temperature during life-test (no variation > 1degC) • Remote access to monitor and control system software Lot 1: The requirements for such a system are as follows: Essential: • TO46, TO3, TO5, TO8, TO9 package compatibility in volumes up to 200 per month for burn-in and 100 devices for life-test per month • Life-test duration > 10,000 hours • Burn in / Life-test temperature from Ambient to 150degC with independent heaters in each module • Maximum bias up to 1A on TO3 and TO8 package, and Chip-on-carrier (CoC) • Bar test – Typical bar with dimensions 30 mm long and up to 10 mm wide, with 100 devices across. All the devices on the bar will require burn-in. At least 10 devices on each bar will need life-test. • Optical detector to monitor light output of each device under test • Wavelength range from 400 nm – 1600 nm • Temperature sensor at each device for close monitoring • Independent current drive for each device • Adaptable/re-configurable bar-test, CoC layout and # of pins on TO-packages for future “non-standard” testing requests • Low noise, highly stable current driver for each device (<0.1mA RMS noise) • Stable temperature during life-test (no variation > 1degC) • Remote access to monitor and control system software

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published19 January 2023
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date19 January 2023

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  • 38000000 · Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)

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