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The V5000 Series is designed to test the full spectrum of memory devices, including flash memory and multi-chip packages, offering both high-volume manufacturing and engineering development test systems.

V5500
Provides a cost-effective solution for single insertion testing of complex multi-chip packaged devices (MCPs) and discrete Flash at up to 320 devices in parallel.
V5400
The V5400 provides cost-effective test for Flash memory as well as a wide mix of other memory devices including DRAM, SRAM and BIST-enabled devices.
V5000ep
The Verigy V5000ep delivers characterization, quality assurance, small lot production and final test capabilities in an affordable configuration. The solution bridges the gap between a high volume production tester and an engineering workstation.
V5000e
The V5000e brings the V5400's power and versatility to your office environment.
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