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Development of a software framework for open architecture ATE

System control software for SOC-ATE systems must provide a broad array of capabilities. It also must be adaptable to new instrumentation in an efficient manner. Adding open architecture capability increases the software complexity even more. Using software technologies that have matured over the last decade helps make a viable solution possible. This paper describes a software framework established for a ground-up development of such a system