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The Exatron PSV7000 is an automated programming and handling system for integrated circuits. The PSV7000 supports input media such as static trays, vibration tubes, and tape feeders. The PSV7000 can be configured with optional equipment including a tape take-up module, 3D coplanarity inspection, and laser marking.[1][2]
The PSV7000 is a programming and handling system for traditional and fine-pitched integrated circuits. The system accepts most package types. The system can be configured with LumenX or FlashCORE programmers. Options include tape input, tube input, static trays, and tape output. The system can include 3D coplanarity inspection and laser marking.[2][3]
The PSV7000 uses an on-screen application called AH700 to run jobs. System components include a work surface, power panel, programmers, input/output media modules, and safety systems. The system has safety doors and interlocks, emergency stop buttons, and electrostatic discharge precautions. The programming process involves picking devices from input media, placing them into socket adapters on programmers, programming, then outputting to tape or tray or reject bin. The system can perform 3D coplanarity inspection before programming. Laser marking can be applied after programming.[2][3]
The PSV7000 supports programming of various integrated circuit types: Flash memory (NOR, NAND, MCP, MMC, e.MMC, SD, MoviNAND, OneNAND, iNAND, Serial Flash, EEPROM, EPROM), microcontrollers, and logic devices. The system can also perform laser marking on devices. The optional Automotive Performance Pak is available for automotive-quality programming.[2][3]
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The PSV7000 supports tape input, tube input, and static trays.[2][3]
The PSV7000 can be configured with LumenX or FlashCORE programmers.[2]
The system programs Flash memory (NOR, NAND, MCP, MMC, e.MMC, SD, MoviNAND, OneNAND, iNAND, Serial Flash, EEPROM, EPROM), microcontrollers, and logic devices.[2]
Yes, the PSV7000 can include an optional laser marking module for marking devices after programming.[2]
The PSV7000 includes emergency stop buttons, safety doors and interlocks, and electrostatic discharge precautions.[2]
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the PSV7000 are on record.
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No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the PSV7000 are on record.
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The control-system platform and OS era of the PSV7000 are not on record.
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No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the PSV7000 are on record.
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Last updated Sep 27, 2026.