Scorpion Technologies Double-Sided Flying Prober

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Double-Sided Flying Prober

The Flying Scorpion is a new generation double-sided flying probe system for one stop testing.
The design supports up to 24 independent flying probes that access the board from both sides simultaneously. These factors markedly increase probe access and test coverage. Test times are also reduced plus all test set-up and board handling can be totally eliminated.

The system has been designed to test assembled boards with both mixed technology and surface mount designs. The Flying Scorpion is highly innovative and based on a totally new technical approach. With patented independent 3 axis 'joystick probes', it is possible to contact test points that cannot be reached using conventional moving probers on boards as large as 1005mm x 650 mm.
Moreover, for components that cannot be electrically tested, the system features double-sided optical inspection to yet further enhance fault coverage.

The result is fast turn-on time with uncompromised high fault coverage, virtually regardless of the board technology.


Additionally, if you have high volume products that need bed-of-nails testing, test programs developed on the Flying Scorpion run directly on the company's high speed Scorpion MDA with no programming reinvestment.

Key Features

Simultaneous double-sided probing. This unique concept allows simultaneous top and bottom probing of the Unit Under Test (UUT) with absolutely no restriction of probe functionality
True 3 Dimensional joystick probes designed to overcome traditional probe access restrictions.
Expandable to 24 joystick probes
The industries highest fault coverage
No manual board handling, tooling or set-up required
One stop testing
Fast, automated programming
Maintenance-free planar drives accurately position the joystick probe modules over the test points
Functional and boundary scan testing
Full compatibility with the fixture-based Scorpion testers
Modular hardware and software design
Double-Sided needles