Real time system for monitoring the commonality,...

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Calibration or correction system

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C073S865900, C324S537000, C702S104000, C702S182000, C702S187000, C702S189000

Reexamination Certificate

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07856332

ABSTRACT:
A system and a method for effectively determining the measurement sensitivity, repeatability, and probe commonality to assist a test engineer determine if the tester meets the specified resolution at every test. A statistical measurement of inherent tester specifications are provided with the added accumulation of the probe contact resistance during the probing process. It further provides a feedback to the test probe card noise level while testing is in progress. Moreover, the system and the method determine the test probing integrity in-situ when testing integrated circuit chips or wafers, dynamically detecting probing errors, and modifying data associated with defective test probes.

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