As a result of platform consideration and trials, Cambridge GaN Devices, a fabless semiconductor company that develops a range of energy-efficient GaN-based power devices to make sustainable electronics possible., has selected the Chroma platform for testing its high power GaN portfolio of products. To support UK operations that relate to Production Test development, Characterisation and some internal Qualification requirements, it has signed a letter of Intent with Aquarius Test Engineering to supply UK based Chroma tester access and associated support services.

ATE is addressing the pressing need for local manufacturing support services in the UK, Europe, and Israel, facilitating product development, qualification, and mass production scale up.

As a follow up to the agreement with Chroma ATE Inc. (Taiwan) to host a Chroma 3680 mixed signal RF test system in Southampton, Aquarius are now able to offer a seamless Teradyne J750 to Choma 3680 transfer route. Aquarius has the application support knowledge and has developed partner OSAT relationships that will assist with the transfer activity and associated correlation activities.

ATE is addressing the pressing need for local manufacturing support services in the UK, Europe, and Israel, facilitating product development, qualification, and mass production scale up.

To achieve this objective, Aquarius Test Engineering (ATE), based on the Southampton University Science Park, are excited to announce that it has secured an agreement with Chroma ATE Inc. (Taiwan) to host a Chroma 3680 mixed signal RF test system. 

In response to the rapidly evolving global supply chains driven by significant governmental investments and new political directions, Aquarius Test Engineering (ATE) emerges as a pioneering start-up in the semiconductor industry.