MEMS Switch Applications For Semiconductor Test Market

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Expert Interview: MEMS Switch Applications For Semiconductor Test Market" report to their offering.

This interview was conducted with a technology product specialist who has an extensive background in semiconductor test engineering with a focus on ATE and associated software and hardware technologies. This expert has worked with many leading semiconductor and ATE providers to understand the needs and challenges of the semiconductor test industry and contribute to successful development and deployment of innovative software and hardware technologies. Furthermore, this expert has co-founded and provided leadership for companies responsible for developing technology products for the semiconductor test market and providing sales, marketing and engineering services.

The interview answers the following questions:

• What are the main applications for MEMS switches in the semiconductor test market?
• How large is this market?
• What problems can MEMS switches solve in the context of semiconductor testing?
• Why are these problems important?
• How are these problems currently being solved?
• Who are the target customers in each segment?
• Who are some of the main IDMs?
• Which companies are the main providers of ATE?
• Are MEMS switches currently used in any semiconductor test equipment? If so, at which companies and in which equipment and applications?
• What are the main limitations of MEMS switches for semiconductor test equipment applications?
• Can these limitations be overcome and how are they currently being resolved?
• What are the main suppliers of MEMS switches on the market today?
• Which of these companies are currently targeting the semiconductor test equipment market?
• What were the main reasons for TeraVicta losing its funding support?
• Are there alternative technologies to MEMS switches?
• How do these compare in the context of semiconductor testing? What are the most important pros and cons?

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