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The Advantest B 6700 ES is a test and probe tool.[1]
A wafer prober positions a semiconductor wafer on a chuck that can move in X, Y, and Z axes to align individual die under a set of probe needles. The probe card contains an array of fine needles arranged to match the bond pad pattern of the device under test. When the chuck raises the wafer, the needles contact the pads, and the test head delivers electrical signals to exercise the circuit. The system measures output signals to determine whether the die passes or fails the test.
Wafer probers operate after the wafer fabrication process is complete and before the wafer is diced into individual chips. The equipment is used during the final test step in wafer fabrication, often referred to as wafer sort or chip probing. Wafer probers allow early identification of defective die, enabling only known-good die to proceed to packaging and final test.
Semiconductor test and probe equipment is used to test a wide range of devices, including logic circuits, memory chips, microprocessors, and analog or mixed-signal devices. The same class of equipment can also be used for parametric testing, where electrical characteristics of the wafer's process control monitors are measured. Probe stations are also employed in failure analysis and device characterization during development.
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Last updated Sep 28, 2026.