BPM 3901 the lowest cost APS with vision centering and true universal programming technology.
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The BPM3901 is the feature-rich Automated Programming System offering precise vision alignment and true universal programming technology at the lowest cost of ownership. Based on BPM’s proven 3910, this highly flexible APS supports the full complement of input/ output peripherals and is configurable with up to 16 sockets using 9th Gen programming site technology.
By combining vision alignment for high quality and yield, industry best programming speeds with 9th Gen, plus fast job setup and changeover with BPWin process control software and optional award-winning WhisperTeach, the BPM3901 offers unmatched productivity at an unequalled value. The system boasts real production output of up to 1,088 devices per hour, while handling a broad range of packages, including CSP. The BPM3901 is offered in a variety of bundled configurations that allow it to support price-competitive markets, while providing features, versatility and reliability unavailable from cheaper systems. The 3901 truly delivers Extreme Value.
The 3901, BPM’s High-Value Automated Programmer with up to 4 sites, is made for programming low power/large data devices, such as MCUs, eMMC, NAND, NOR, and Serial Flash devices. High-speed signals support devices up to 200 Mhz and the latest eMMC HS400 modes with data transfer rates of 2.5 nanoseconds per byte. With data transfer rates to 50 Gb per second, and verify rates up to 200 MB per second, the 3928 offers the industry’s fastest times with even more capacity compared to other systems in its class.
This is up to 9 times faster than competing “universal” programmers, offering the Largest Memory Support in the industry―256 GB, upgradeable to 512 GB. Plus, by downloading image files up to 25 MB per second to all programmers simultaneously, the system rapidly produces devices at maximum achievable throughput.