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"Layered Probe (Patented Technology)" *Catalog with Case Studies Included

From narrow pitch measurements of 0.05 mm to high current power semiconductors.

The stacked probe, being a single part, has no structural conductive loss, allowing for direct measurement of current values and achieving stable contact resistance values. Additionally, it can accommodate a minimum pitch of 0.05 mm, enabling Kelvin measurements using narrow pitches and ensuring stable measurements. The excellent characteristics of the stacked probe not only allow for the arrangement of probes in narrow pitches but also demonstrate performance as a probe for power semiconductors that apply large currents. 【Features】 ■ Stable contact resistance values provide powerful precision measurements. ■ Capable of handling large currents and high voltages, contributing to application and measurement for power semiconductors. ■ Compatible with narrow pitches (up to a maximum of 0.05 pitch). ■ Adjustable contact load. 【Examples】 ◎ Contacting in narrow pitches and multiple points. ◎ Ensures reliable contact with BGA for stable Kelvin measurements. ◎ Provides stable contact with lead frames of solder plating. ◎ Suitable for narrow spaces (for LED inspection equipment). *You can view examples from the PDF. Please feel free to contact us for more details.

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Layered probe "High current, multi-point layered probe (patented technology)"

As an inspection of the front-end process of power semiconductors, applying uniformly at multiple points on the wafer surface reduces the burden on the semiconductor.

This is a probe developed with innovative technology, featuring excellent characteristics. We have developed a multi-point laminated probe specifically for power semiconductors, applying the characteristics of a laminated structure consisting of metal plates (probes) and insulators. 【Features】 - The probe tip is shaped like a wave, allowing contact with the semiconductor at multiple points. This disperses the amount of current and voltage applied, reducing the burden on the semiconductor. - It can move vertically by about 1 millimeter, minimizing contact marks. - Its compact design makes it easy to secure installation space. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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High-frequency (millimeter wave) probe "coaxial shield probe"

For partial electrode support such as probe cards!

We offer probes designed with consideration for the conditions of high-frequency measurements, enabling highly accurate measurements. With the increasing circuit density of semiconductor devices, there is particularly growing demand for high-frequency measurements in the MHz range. They are said to be suitable for partial electrode applications such as probe cards and are widely used, with orders now being placed in various fields, including medical applications. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.*

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High-frequency (millimeter wave) probe "Electrode minimum pitch 400μm or more"

It is possible to reduce high-frequency loss and direct current resistance values!

We provide a probe designed with considerations for high-frequency measurement conditions, allowing for high-precision measurements. This probe is a developed product that facilitates inspection with unprecedented small pitch intervals for high-frequency measurements. It can reduce high-frequency loss and DC resistance values, and the impedance can also be set as needed. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.*

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Unique structure of a sensitive probe compatible with high-precision measurement.

With its unique internal structure, it supports the measurement of high-performance devices and fine pattern substrates!

Introducing the unique structure of a sensitive probe that supports high-precision measurements of inks. At Inks, we have developed a proprietary internal structure that employs a resistance stabilizer (metal pole) to achieve low and stable resistance values. Furthermore, by applying gold plating with excellent conductivity to the plunger, we can achieve an even lower and more stable resistance value, reaching an ideal state. 【Features】 ■ Coil Spring - Stable load and excellent durability - Designed to provide the necessary contact force between the barrel inner wall and the plunger - Excellent heat resistance, maintaining stable spring pressure even at high temperatures ■ Resistance Stabilizer - Achieves stable contact resistance - Minimizes the influence of inductance from the coil spring ■ Plunger - Designed to stabilize internal contact resistance - Various tip shapes are available ■ Barrel - Made from materials with excellent conductivity - Prevents material changes due to corrosion and other factors *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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Layered probe with stable contact resistance value.

A probe capable of achieving a stable contact resistance value according to the shape of the target object.

The "laminated probe" has been developed with innovative technology and possesses excellent features. Unlike conventional spring probes, which consist of multiple parts, it achieves a structurally stable contact resistance value through contact with a single metal plate. Even when the inspected object is not smooth, the spring properties of each probe allow it to conform to the shape of the object, enabling a stable contact resistance value. 【Features】 ■ Wiping action occurs due to the structure ■ Contact position is displaced ■ Contact can be made while removing oxide films and foreign substances from the object ■ Stable contact can be achieved *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Support for narrow pitch in stacked probes

It is possible to accommodate Kelvin measurements in a narrow range by utilizing a narrow pitch!

We would like to introduce our company's "stacked probes" and their compatibility with narrow pitch applications. The "stacked probes" can handle stable resistance values, high voltage, and current. Furthermore, they can make contacts at a minimum pitch of 0.05mm with closely arranged contacts, semiconductor lead parts, and connector contacts, enabling narrow pitch compatibility that was not achievable with conventional spring probes. 【Features】 ■ Stable resistance values, high voltage, and current compatibility ■ Contact possible at a minimum pitch of 0.05mm ■ Compatible with Kelvin measurements ■ Two-terminal measurements for each measurement point *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Stable contact with BGA.

Introducing examples of layered probes. Coating applied to the probe tip achieves extended lifespan.

We would like to introduce stable contact for BGA "laminated probes" handled by our company. For spherical BGA (solder), contact using needle-type probes, including spring probes, has resulted in slippage, making stable contact difficult. By using laminated probes for Kelvin contact, we achieve stable contact. Additionally, since BGA primarily consists of tin, applying a coating to the probe tip that suppresses tin transfer can also extend its lifespan. 【Features of Laminated Probes】 ■ Stable contact resistance values ■ Effective for precise measurements ■ Capable of handling high current and high voltage ■ Compatible with narrow pitches ■ Load for contact can be adjusted *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Q&A on Layered Probes

We will answer five representative questions about layered probes.

In this document, we will introduce questions regarding the "stacked probe" of the probe business handled by Inks Corporation. Q: Is non-magnetic compatibility possible? A: Yes, it is possible. The probe is made of non-magnetic beryllium copper, and the holder that holds the probe can also be made of non-magnetic materials such as aluminum or resin. Additionally, we have experience with contacts to magnetic sensor packages. We have answered five questions, including the following: - Is non-magnetic compatibility possible? - Can it be used in the previous process (wafer inspection)? - I would like to install it on the machine I am currently using; is that possible? - How should maintenance be performed? - What would the estimated schedule be until delivery? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Layered Probe: Response to High Current and High Temperature

We have a track record of producing laminated probes compatible with 2000A! Introducing our solutions for handling high current and high temperatures.

The "laminated probe" does not use coil springs and instead utilizes the characteristics of leaf springs for contact, making it resistant to degradation of spring properties due to heat. The insulating film (polyimide) also has a heat resistance rating of 300°C for regular use and long-term heat resistance. It can accommodate measurement environments at high temperatures, allowing contact with power semiconductors including SiC. 【Features】 ■ Utilizes the characteristics of leaf springs ■ Resistant to degradation of spring properties due to heat ■ Can accommodate measurement environments at high temperatures ■ Allows contact with power semiconductors including SiC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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High-frequency (millimeter wave) probe "Precision ultra-short probe"

Further miniaturization of electronic chip devices! For mounting on high-frequency substrate 50Ω lines!

We provide probes designed with consideration for the conditions of high-frequency measurement, allowing for highly accurate measurements. The measurable frequency range is 7GHz, suitable for 50Ω lines on high-frequency substrates. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.*

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Features of layered probes

Reduce the burden on semiconductors and mitigate the risks of full inspection! Enable compatibility with various pitches.

We would like to introduce the features of the Inks' layered probe. The semi-layered probe contacts with a single metal plate, allowing for measurements with structurally stable contact resistance. Additionally, it is resistant to degradation of spring properties due to heat, making it suitable for measuring power semiconductors that apply high current and high voltage. It can make contact with points arranged in narrow pitches, such as semiconductor lead parts and connector contacts, up to a maximum pitch of 0.05. Furthermore, by varying the shape of the probe body and the thickness of the auxiliary V-shaped leaf spring, it is possible to adjust the load from high to low continuously. 【Features】 ■ Stable contact resistance value (demonstrates power in precise measurements) ■ Supports high current and high voltage (contributes to application and measurement of power semiconductors) ■ Compatible with narrow pitches (up to a maximum of 0.05 pitch) ■ Adjustable contact load (contact tailored to the characteristics of the measured object) *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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Explained in a video! The mechanism of layered probes [Free case study provided]

A stacked probe capable of handling a minimum pitch of 0.05 mm. It can also accommodate small semiconductors that cannot be inspected with regular probes. The movement is explained in a video!

In today's world of miniaturization, are you facing difficulties with measurements using conventional probes? With Inks' "Stacked Probes," we can make contact with a single metal plate, allowing us to accommodate a minimum pitch of 0.05 mm. On this page, we present a video showcasing our "Stacked Probes" in action. Please take a look. 【Features】 ■ Stable contact resistance values ■ Supports high current and high voltage ■ Compatible with narrow pitches ■ Adjustable contact load, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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Achieving large current, narrow pitch, and stable contact resistance values! What is a stacked probe?

【Layered Probe Brochure Giveaway】Compatible with high current and high temperature. Achieving stable contact resistance values!

The "Layered Probe Brochure" introduces the excellent features of layered probes in comparison to conventional spring probes. Are you facing issues such as "unstable contact resistance," "looking for probes that can handle narrow pitches," "wanting to measure under high current and high temperature," or "seeking probes with superior durability"? With Inks' "Layered Probes," these problems can be resolved! 【Contents】 ■ Structure of Layered Probes ■ Features of Layered Probes ■ Layered Probes Q&A, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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[Example] Stable contact of the stacked probe

Introduction to stable contact with the package lead.

The wiping effect of the "stacked probe" removes the oxide film while making contact, achieving stable contact. Additionally, a coating that suppresses tin transfer has been applied to the probe tip, resulting in increased longevity. For magnetic sensor packages, it is also possible to construct the probe unit using only non-magnetic materials. In this case, stable contact was achieved with 2 million cycles of no maintenance. 【Features of the Stacked Probe】 ■ Stable contact resistance values ■ Excellent for precise measurements ■ Capable of handling high current and high voltage ■ Compatible with narrow pitches ■ Load for contact can be adjusted *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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