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I am in need of a manual for an SRT -1100 BGA repair machine... - Oct 08, 2002 by

SRT was bought out by GENRAD, who was in turn bought out by ... - Oct 08, 2002 by

Sierra Research & Technology (SRT, a div. of GenRad); 59 Pow... - Oct 08, 2002 by davef

SRT is MUD... They have been bought and sold several times ... - Oct 08, 2002 by AJ

Hey, that's not nice to say. The complete big-fish-eat-littl... - Oct 09, 2002 by PeteC

Wrong..! It is a money loser for Teradyne and it will be ... - Oct 09, 2002 by AJ

From my sources, Teradyne's MXI and Rework products are what... - Oct 10, 2002 by PeteC

Peggy Strickland

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

I am in need of a manual for an SRT -1100 BGA repair machine. I have heard that SRT was bought out by another company. Does anybody know who bought them out and who might be the representative or salesperson in the Midwest area?

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Peggy

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Peggy Strickland

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

Thanks!

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Peggy Strickland

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

Thanks!

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

Thanks!

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Thanks!

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Brian W.

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

SRT was bought out by GENRAD, who was in turn bought out by Teradyne. You can find a list of sales offices and reps on their website, http://www.teradyne.com. Follow the links for Circuit Board INspection and Test, then Rework.

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davef

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

Sierra Research & Technology (SRT, a div. of GenRad); 59 Power Rd.; Westford, MA 01886; 978/589-700; Fax: 978/589-7007

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SRT BGA Machine | 8 October, 2002

SRT is MUD... They have been bought and sold several times and ZERO has been put into R&D. It will die soon...

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PeteC

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SRT BGA Machine | 9 October, 2002

Hey, that's not nice to say. The complete big-fish-eat-little-fish story is Nicolet Imaging Systems bought SRT, GenRad bought NIS, Teradyne bought GR. I think its safe to say that it will end here as I cannot see Teradyne being eaten- too big to swallow. From what I know SRT R&D is alive and kicking. New product introduction in the Summit 750 and the advent of true Auto-Thermal Profiling and an up to date GUI on all platforms. I can't see SRT going bye bye becuase its an integral component to thier X-Ray and Test offerings. Original poster: call 978-589-7000 for your manual.

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SRT BGA Machine | 9 October, 2002

Wrong..!

It is a money loser for Teradyne and it will be cut in the future.

Wow, auto thermal profiling.. Gee, that is a little late. When will the summit platform be redesigned. It's the same thing they sold 10 years ago with a few modifications. Will they be getting closed loop air/gas control in the near future or will they be using those High Tech manual adjustments for a few more years...

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PeteC

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SRT BGA Machine | 10 October, 2002

From my sources, Teradyne's MXI and Rework products are what's generating the revenue for the AT Div.

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