Abstract: A system for testing semiconductor devices on device test boards has a single tester channel connected to multiple DUTs in a loop. Outputs from DUTs are received at a comparator and latch after a period of Round Trip Delay (RTD). The comparator is connected in a parallel configuration with the return path of the loop, where the point of connection is in greater proximity to DUT output pins than the test channel and is a path different from the tester I/O driver path, thus preventing input signals from test drivers from interfering with output signals from DUTs that will serve as inputs to test circuitry. The time it takes a new input cycle state to reach the output comparator is long after the output from a prior cycle has been tested. A diode clamp and resistor are connected in a series with the comparator at the input stage near the comparator in order to reduce ringing at the input of the comparator, which limits tester speed.