EMI Shielded Test Sockets

SEMICON West 2004-Back End Products

Staff -- Semiconductor International, 7/1/2004

EMI shielded sockets are designed for devices requiring ultra-sensitive testing. The shield can be integrated in nearly all of the company's high-performance test sockets. Made of stainless steel with integrated beryllium copper contacts, the shield interfaces to the earth ground layer of the test board to block electromagnetic influxes. The shield is made of non-oxidizing materials that allow for testing in high humidity and/or corrosive tests. Wells-CTI, Phoenix, www.wellscti.com. Booth 10222-SJ

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