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TECHNICIAN
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TECHNICIAN
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a probe card planarization and measurement system consisting of a computer,
custom Windows operating software, a precision measurement unit (PMU) .
Technician is available for customers who wish to add these advanced
capabilities to their existing planarizing station or the Technician can be
combined with the LEVELER another product of Beijert Engineering.
Planarization is critical to insure optimum test probe contact and maximize
test yield. Increasing device complexity coupled with increasing quantity
and density of probes requires a more complete measurement solution.
Technician’s PMU also measures and reports contact resistance and probe to
probe leakage.
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Operating Concepts |
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Technician is intended to
enhance the capability of another planarization system. Technician software
is user friendly and is completely intuitive, operating in a Windows 98
environment.
System setup is as simple as pointing to a probe and touching each probe to
give it an identity for a reference profile. Unlike traditional light boxes,
Technician’s display provides a relational probe location display which
allows the user to assign a probe on the probe card to a pad displayed on
the monitor.
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pad location, as displayed, will reflect the relative location of the probe
on the card. This relative location assignment makes it easier for the user
to quickly identify and adjust the correct probe.
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Planarization, Contact Resistance & Leakage |
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Technician
can measure probe planarity, probe to probe leakage and individual probe
contact resistance. The Windows software is flexible and allows the user to
apply filters to measure all parameters or to select specific tests for a
probe card. The user is also able to select the display mode to display only
failed or near failed probes, or to display both in two different colors.
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Precision Z-Measurement |
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Technician includes a precision Z axis measurement
capability. A precision digital linear gauge is mounted on the LEVELER and
is interfaced with the central processor. Digital readout is available on
the gauge or on the monitor display. The digital readout is user selectable
between inches or mm.
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 Graphic
Display |
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Technician
provides a clear, easy to read display of individual probe parameters
including a graphic display of probe planarization and a relational contact
pad map to aid with individual probe adjustment.
Probe
contact and the quality of the contact is displayed on a pad map in color.
The relative location of the probe is reflected in the pad map. Grey
indicates a probe but no contact. Blue indicates contact but with marginal
result. Green indicates a passing contact which is within specification. Red
indicates failed contact, which is out of specification. The threshold
settings for these results are programmable by the user.
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 Clean
Concise Reports |
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Technician provides clear concise reports in a
universally familiar MS Excel format.
The reports can be printed to the screen or sent to a laser printer for
permanent documentation
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 Computer
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Current Windows PC.
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Measurement Center |
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All measurement electronics and I/O connections are
contained in a robust electronics enclosure. The measurement center supports
up to 256 channels in 32 channel increments. The basic Technician starts
with 64 channels. Additional 32 channel boards can be added by the system.
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 Power Requirements |
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 Operating Environment |
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Computer 
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120 VAC 60 Hz or 220 VAC 50
Hz with switch.
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Temperature 
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20 - 25 degrees centigrade ( 65 - 75 F.)
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Humidity
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55 - 70% RH
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Contact Resistance  |
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 Leakage  |
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Measurement Range
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0-5 ohms, 10 milli-ohm resolution
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Measurement Range
 
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0-300 nano-amps, 1 nano-amp
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Accuracy
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1%
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Accuracy
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1%
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Current Source
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5 milli-amps
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Voltage
Source
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10 Volt
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Measurement Technique
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force current, measure voltage drop
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Measurement Technique
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source voltage on probe
under test, all other probes on ground.
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