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Fei
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RF Probing on Aluminum pads
May 06
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, 2004, 12:45pm
I did some measurements on chip, which has aluminum pads for probing. Probe contact was a headache for me.
Anyone has suggestions on what type of probe should be using in this case.
Thanks
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Re: RF Probing on Aluminum pads
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Aug 17
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, 2004, 8:03pm
Use cascade microtech G-S-G probes.
I think the standard pitch is 100um.
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Re: RF Probing on Aluminum pads
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, 2005, 6:44pm
I assumed you have used the AuBe probe for Au pad probing. Please try the W probe which developed for Al pad, respectively. You can get it from Cascade or GGB.
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