SPEA (company) | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 19/01/2019

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00:01:02 1 ATE for Electronics Industry
00:02:24 2 ATE and Automation for Semiconductor Industry
00:03:00 3 Milestones



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SUMMARY
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SPEA is an Italian company that designs and manufactures Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) for testing MEMS, Sensors, microchips and Printed circuit board.
The Company, founded in 1976 by Luciano Bonaria, today employs about 600 people, distributed among the Italian headquarters in Volpiano (Turin) and the subsidiaries located in USA, Germany, China, Korea and Singapore.
The main application fields for SPEA's equipment are the following:

EMS
Industry
Consumer
Automotive
Telecommunications
Aerospace
DefenceIn all these fields, SPEA's equipment are used to perform electrical and functional production tests on the electronic devices before they are shipped to the customer, so to ensure the products are defect-free and will work correctly through time.