Write test pattern vectors using our domain specific language called Dots. It's designed to let engineers focus on writing test patterns instead of struggling with complicated syntax and features.
Using Leda, our test pattern compiler, compile your Dots test patterns into binary Stim files. It's basically an executable file that the tester's operating system understands.
After compiling your Dots files into test patterns, create a test program and queue it to run on the Gemini Stimdeck.
To run your test programs, you can use a familiar and intuitive web interface that runs on every Gemini Stimdeck. No complicated software installations required. Just point a browser at it and go.
Connect your custom device-under-test (DUT) validation board to the Gemini Stimdeck using a minimal hardware interface. We provide, at no cost, a board template to jump-start your design.
Get test program status updates as they finish, including test pass/fail and failing cycle.