Patent classifications
G01R1/07328
TESTING HEAD HAVING IMPROVED FREQUENCY PROPERTIES
A testing head apt to verify the operation of a device under test integrated on a semiconductor wafer includes a plurality of contact elements, each including a body that extends between a first end portion and a second end portion, and a guide provided with a plurality of guide holes apt to house the contact elements. The guide includes a conductive portion that includes and electrically connects the holes of a group of guide holes to each other and is apt to contact a corresponding group of contact elements apt to carry a same type of signal.
Printed circuit board circuit test fixture with adjustable density of test probes mounted thereon
A printed circuit board (PCB) test fixture includes a substrate, a first insulation layer formed on the substrate, a conductor layer formed on the first insulation layer and electrically connected to the upper electrodes through at least one first connection member, a second insulation layer formed on the first insulation layer, and multiple conductive cones arranged on the second insulation layer in a matrix form. A part of the conductive cones is electrically connected to the conductor layer through at least one second connection member. The circuit layout of the conductor layer, the at least one first connection member and the at least one second connection member is employed to supply testing power to a part of the conductive cones and an adjustable arrangement of the conductive cones to enhance density of test probes upon electrical testing.
Using computer-aided design layout in scanning system
A system and method for testing a device under test (DUT) combines measurement data of field components values made at different sampling locations away from the DUT with computer-aided design layout of the DUT. The combined computer-aided design layout of the DUT and the measurement data can then be displayed for analysis.
Package testing system and method with contact alignment
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques and configurations for a package testing system. In some embodiments, the system may comprise a printed circuit board (PCB), including one or more sensors disposed adjacent to a corner of the PCB to face a package to be tested, to detect an electrical edge of the package. The PCB may include a contactor array disposed to face respective interconnects of the package. The system may further include a controller coupled with the one or more sensors, to process an input from the one or more sensors, to identify the electrical edge of the package, and initiate an adjustment of a position of the PCB relative to the package, based at least in part on the electrical edge of the package, to substantially align contacts of the contactor array with the respective interconnects of the package. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.
Coaxial Electrical Interconnect
A coaxial electrical interconnect is disclosed. The coaxial electrical interconnect can include an inner conductor including an electrically conductive spring probe. The coaxial electrical interconnect can also include an outer conductor including a plurality of electrically conductive spring probes disposed about the inner conductor. Each spring probe can have a barrel and a plunger biased out of the barrel. The plunger can have a first plunger portion external to the barrel and a second plunger portion disposed partially in the barrel. The first and second plunger portions can have different diameters. A barrel of the spring probe of the inner conductor can be located proximate a plunger of at least one of the spring probes of the outer conductor.
FORCE DEFLECTION AND RESISTANCE TESTING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USE
A testing system for electrical interconnects having a removable device under test printed circuit board (DUT PCB) that electrically connects with the electrical testing components of the system. A removable top plate is placed on top of the DUT PCB and is locked in place by a plurality of locking posts that selectively connect to cam surfaces in the top plate that pull the top plate down sandwiching the DUT PCB between the top plate and the electrical testing components of the system. An actuator is also presented that presses the device under test into the electrical interconnect at increments where tests are performed on one, some or all of the contact points of the electrical interconnect. This information is then analyzed and graphed to assist with determine the optimum force and/or height to use during actual use.
PROBE CARD DEVICE AND RECTANGULAR PROBE THEREOF
A rectangular probe of a probe card device includes a metallic pin and a metallic reinforcing body. The metallic pin includes a middle segment, a first connecting segment and a second connecting segment respectively extending from two opposite ends of the middle segment, a first contacting segment extending from the first connecting segment in a direction away from the middle segment, and a second contacting segment extending from the second connecting segment in a direction away from the middle segment. The metallic reinforcing body is integrally formed on the middle segment. The Young's modulus of the metallic reinforcing body is larger than that of the metallic pin. The electric conductivity of the metallic pin is larger than that of the metallic reinforcing body. An outside diameter jointly formed by the metallic reinforcing body and the middle segment is larger than an outside diameter of the second connecting segment.
Testing device
A testing device is disclosed. The testing device includes: a testing platform; an electromagnetic relay platform arranged opposite to the testing platform; and a plurality of probe assemblies disposed between the electromagnetic relay platform and the testing platform. Each of the probe assemblies includes an electromagnetic base and a probe mounted in a side of the electromagnetic base away from the electromagnetic relay platform. Each of the electromagnetic bases is attracted together with the electromagnetic relay platform under an electromagnetic attraction force when the electromagnetic relay platform is energized. The above testing device may be used for testing a variety of circuit boards, and has a relatively wide application.
Inspection jig and circuit board inspection apparatus including the same
A circuit board inspection apparatus includes an inspection processing portion that inspects an electric circuit of a board to be inspected, an inspection jig, and a position detector used to position the inspection processing portion relative to the board to be inspected. The inspection jig includes a probe unit having a probe, a first board, a second board located in parallel with the first board in a thickness direction of the first board, an electrical connection portion that electrically connects the first board and the second board, and a second board holding portion that holds the second board from the first board and holds the probe unit on a side opposite to the first board side. The second board holding portion has a position detection opening penetrating in the thickness direction, at a position overlapping the position detector as viewed from the thickness direction of the second board holding portion.
Force deflection and resistance testing system and method of use
A testing system for electrical interconnects having a removable device under test printed circuit board (DUT PCB) that electrically connects with the electrical testing components of the system. A removable top plate is placed on top of the DUT PCB and is locked in place by a plurality of locking posts that selectively connect to cam surfaces in the top plate that pull the top plate down sandwiching the DUT PCB between the top plate and the electrical testing components of the system. An actuator is also presented that presses the device under test into the electrical interconnect at increments where tests are performed on one, some or all of the contact points of the electrical interconnect. This information is then analyzed and graphed to assist with determine the optimum force and/or height to use during actual use.