Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element
Patent
1995-06-05
1996-04-02
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components
Of individual circuit component or element
439 73, 439 71, 439331, 361212, H01R 2372, H01F 302
Patent
active
055044352
ABSTRACT:
A testing contactor is provided for testing small-size semiconductor devices with large currents at high frequencies. Each semiconductor device to be tested has a plurality of leads. The testing contactor includes a plurality of first electric contact elements. A first Kelvin contact for a lead is formed of a first electric contact element in contact with the lead. The testing contactor further includes a plurality of second electric contact elements and a plurality of electric connection elements. An electric connection element in contact with the lead effectively extends the lead. A second Kelvin contact is formed of a second electric contact element and an electric connection element, the second electric contact element in contact with the electric connection element and the electric connection element in contact with the lead.
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Bowser Barry C.
Driscoll David M.
Morris James H.
SGS--Thomson Microelectronics S.r.l.
Wieder Kenneth A.
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