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103-754versusTS150

Cascade Microtech 103-754, MPI TS150, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
103-754Cascade Microtech
OEMCascade MicrotechMPI
CategoryTest & ProbeTest & Probe
Wafer size6-inch diameter microchamber and thermal chuck6"
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FamilyCascade Microtech 103-754MPI TS150
Specifications
typex-y-z-θ probe positioner[1]—
installed onHFTL 50-GHz Small-Signal Probe Station[1]—
quantity in stationtwo[1]—
station chuck size6-inch-diameter microchamber and thermal chuck[1]—
Quantity per stationTwo positioners[1]—
Chuck size6-inch-diameter microchamber and thermal chuck[1]—
Temperature range-50 to 200 °C[1]—
Maximum independent terminals—4 independent terminals plus additional chuck grounding[2]
Wafer size compatibility—up to 6 inch[2]
Chuck stage—Fine-glide chuck stage on highly stable granite base[2]
X-Y travel range—150 mm x 150 mm coarse and 10 mm x 10 mm fine[2]
Optics—Binocular optics with oculars or microscope view on monitor[2]
Illumination—Selectable 4 quadrants LED illumination[2]
Probe positioners—True X,Y,Z micro-positioners (MPI PM100)[2]
Probe tips—Interchangeable tungsten contact tips; two different diameters available[2]
Measurement capability—Designed for electrical testing on wafers or chips[2]
Maximum terminals—4 independent terminals + additional chuck grounding[2]
Chuck compatibility—wafer sizes up to 6 inch, chip or part of wafers[2]
Stage type—Fine-glide chuck stage on highly stable granite base[2]
X-Y travel range (coarse)—150mm x 150mm[2]
X-Y travel range (fine)—10mm x 10mm[2]
Probe micro-positioners—MPI PM100 true X,Y,Z micro-positioners with interchangeable tungsten (W) contact tips (two different diameter available)[2]
Additional electrical connection—to the chuck for conductive substrates[2]
DC measurement unit—Agilent 4155C Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer with 4x Medium-power SMU, 2xVSU and 2xVMU[2]
DC voltage and current capability—+/- 40 Volts and +/- 100 mA measurement unit (SMU)[2]
DC measurement resolution—10 femtoamp and 0.2 microvolt[2]
Switching box configurations—6 configuration options for standard applications such as FET, bipolar transistors, diodes, 2-points and 4-points general measurements[2]
DC software—Desktop EasyEXPERT software for PC-based GUI instrument control[2]
AC measurement unit—Zürich Instruments MFIA multi-frequency impedance analyzer[2]
AC signal frequency—DC to 5 MHz[2]
AC signal voltage—0 to 2.1 V RMS[2]
DC bias (2 probes)—+/- 10 Volts[2]
DC bias (4 probes)—+/- 3 Volts[2]
Impedance range—1 mOhm to 1 TOhm[2]
AC test fixture—MFITF can be mounted on the MFIA for rapid testing of wire-bonded surface-mounted devices[2]
AC software—LabOne software for PC-based GUI instrument control[2]
Maximum wafer size compatibility—up to 6 inch[2]
Number of independent terminals—maximum 4 plus additional chuck grounding[2]
DC voltage range—+/-40 Volts[2]
DC current range—+/-100 mA[2]
SMU measurement resolution—10 femtoamp and 0.2 microvolt[2]
AC signal frequency range—DC to 5 MHz[2]
AC signal voltage range—0 to 2.1 V RMS[2]
DC bias range (2 probes)—+/-10 Volts[2]
DC bias range (4 probes)—+/-3 Volts[2]
Impedance range (AC)—1 mOhm to 1 TOhm[2]
Probe micro-positioner model—MPI PM100[2]
Probe tip material—tungsten carbide (W)[2]
Type—Probe station[2]
Use—Electrical testing on wafers or chips[2]
Maximum wafer size—up to 6 inch[2]
Independent terminals—maximum of 4 independent terminals + additional chuck grounding[2]
Probe positioning—Three-axis movement of the probe tips with manual micro-manipulators[2]
Chuck travel range—150 mm x 150 mm coarse and 10 mm x 10 mm fine X-Y travel range[2]
Max independent terminals—4 plus additional chuck grounding[2]
DC measurement voltage—+/- 40 Volts[2]
DC measurement current—+/- 100 mA[2]
DC measurement resolution (current)—10 femtoamp[2]
DC measurement resolution (voltage)—0.2 microvolt[2]
AC DC bias (2 probes)—+/- 10 Volts[2]
AC DC bias (4 probes)—+/- 3 Volts[2]

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Sources (2)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]cnf.cornell.educnf.cornell.edu
  2. [2]epfl.chepfl.ch