Low-current integrity
Leakage and sub-nanoampere measurements depend on guarding, shielding, settling time, cable leakage and fixture cleanliness—not only instrument resolution.
Primionics supplies source-measure instrumentation, RF and mixed-signal test platforms, automated data acquisition, software-assurance tools and cleanroom monitoring technologies to semiconductor and electronics teams in India. The portfolio addresses wafer-level I–V and leakage characterization, component validation, reliability studies, test automation and contamination-sensitive manufacturing.
Leakage and sub-nanoampere measurements depend on guarding, shielding, settling time, cable leakage and fixture cleanliness—not only instrument resolution.
Parallel characterization requires synchronized channels, controlled switching, stable common connections and traceable test sequences.
Airborne particles, airflow and filtration performance influence sensitive fabrication, assembly, inspection and packaging areas.
SMU-based I–V, leakage, breakdown, switching and reliability measurements for wafers, coupons, packaged devices and materials.
Oscilloscopes, spectrum and network analyzers, signal sources, power instruments and probes for analog, digital, RF and power-electronics validation.
Instrument control, switching, synchronized acquisition, test sequencing and structured data export for repeatable characterization.
Portable and remote particle counting, airflow measurement, aerosol generation and filter-integrity instrumentation for controlled environments.
Programmable sourcing and measurement for I–V sweeps, leakage, breakdown, pulsed tests and multi-channel device characterization.
Time-domain, frequency-domain, RF and mixed-signal instruments for circuit, device and subsystem validation.
Power supplies, electronic loads, power analysis and data acquisition for converters, power devices and embedded electronics.
Python- or platform-based instrument control, switching, synchronization, data capture and repeatable operator workflows.
Portable and remote particle counting, environmental trending, alarm handling and airflow measurement for controlled areas.
Requirements, automated testing, static analysis and embedded-security technologies for electronics-intensive products.
Guarded signal paths, low-leakage cabling, controlled settling and suitable fixtures protect picoampere- and nanoampere-level measurements.
Synchronized SMU channels, defined common returns and controlled switching reduce channel-to-channel variation in parallel tests.
Sequenced sourcing, switching, wafer-map or device indexing and structured export turn manual measurements into repeatable workflows.
Stored setups, calibration status, test parameters and raw results preserve comparability across devices, wafers and test runs.