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Learn more about us
and our mission
Our high-performance chip testers serve Multi-Site Production, Design Verification, Single Event Effects, Mixed Signal, Memory Test, and Failure Analysis applications with superb precision and reliability.
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What do we do?
HiLevel Technology, Inc. is a company headquartered in Irvine, California. We have been building world-class test equipment since 1979. Our goal has always been to offer the best systems at the most affordable cost, and to provide unsurpassed support.
HiLevel is classified as “small business”, and the advantages of this tight-knit are reflected in our swift response to customer needs.
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How we work?
We do not help all companies. Each service or sale is preceded by an analysis of the situation, which allows us to determine whether our testers can achieve the goal that is important to the customer. This guarantees high quality services, customer satisfaction and a measurable financial effect of cooperation.
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Does the customer influence the service?
We listen to the needs of customers and markets, which allows us to develop our products to best meet the current needs of our customers.
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“Every HILEVEL product and feature is the direct result of customer input.”
– Bjorn Dahlberg,
President and CEO
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Do we sell testers worldwide?
HILEVEL has representation in North America, Europe and Asia. All of our testers manufactured in the United States are sold worldwide.
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CATALOGUE
Check out our offer. We offer chip testers and pin electronics. We provide full after-sales support.
FEATURES
Our offer is not only testers. We offer instrumentation and software for our testers to easily communicate with our devices.
NOT SURE?
Are you looking for a tester, but not sure what solution will be perfect for you? What are automatic electronics testers? What functions do they have? Learn more about semiconductor testing here.
