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The Chroma 3380P operates with a clock rate of 50/100 MHz and a data rate of 50/100 Mbps.[1][3]
The Chroma 3380P supports up to 1024 I/O pins, expandable to a maximum of 1280 I/O pins.[1]
The Chroma 3380P can perform parallel testing on up to 1024 sites simultaneously.[1]
The Chroma 3380P has pattern memory capacities of 32M, 64M, or 128M and 16M capture memory per pin.[1]
The Chroma 3380P uses a flexible hardware architecture with interchangeable I/O, VI (voltage/current source), and ADDA (analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog) boards.[1][3]
The Chroma 3380P includes a real parallel trim/match function and a time and frequency measurement unit (TFMU).[1]
The Chroma 3380P operates on the Windows 7 operating system and uses the CRAFT C/C++ programming language for test program development.[1][3]
Test fixtures for the Chroma 3380P include a direct-mount fixture compatible with 3360P probe cards and a cable-mount fixture compatible with 3360D and 3360P systems.[3]
The Chroma 3380P is used for testing logic devices, microcontrollers (MCU), mixed-signal devices (ADDA), power devices, LED drivers, Class D amplifiers, SCAN test, ALPG (algorithmic pattern generator) for memory, and match functions.[1][3]
The Chroma 3380P supports optional features including AD/DA test (16/24 bits), SCAN vector storage depth up to 2G bits per chain, and ALPG test for embedded memory.[1][3]
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The Chroma 3380P supports a 50/100 MHz clock rate and a 50/100 Mbps data rate.[1][3]
The Chroma 3380P provides 1024 I/O pins and supports a maximum of 1280 I/O pins.[1][3]
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the 3380 P are on record.
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