Addressing an Industry Concern: The Demand for a CDM Bare Die Testing Method - In Compliance Magazine

Addressing an Industry Concern: The Demand for a CDM Bare Die Testing Method - In Compliance Magazine

Traditional Charged Device Model testing falls short for bare dies in 2.5D/3D devices. With discharge currents reaching 500 mA at just 5V, existing methods can't handle the unique challenges of testing unpackaged components. CCTLP emerges as a promising alternative for reliable low-voltage testing. The post Addressing an Industry Concern: The Demand for a CDM Bare Die Testing Method appeared first on In Compliance Magazine.

CDM Update – Spring 2025

Serving the church to make disciples Spring 2025 CDM serves the PCA by equipping and encouraging leaders in the local church to make disciples among the children, youth, and adults. Our goal is to see a culture of discipleship characterized by God’s Word bearing fruit in the context of relationships. The CDM website has many resources for your staff and volunteers. There you will find information and tools from other PCA leaders designed to help…