| MPI CORPORATION Patent applications |
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| 20100253378 | PROBE FOR HIGH FREQUENCY SIGNAL TRANSMISSION - A probe for high frequency signal transmission includes a metal pin, and a metal line spacedly arranged on and electrically insulated from the metal pin and electrically connected to grounding potential so as to maintain the characteristic impedance of the probe upon transmitting high frequency signal. The maximum diameter of the probe is substantially equal to or smaller than two times of the diameter of the metal pin. Under this circumstance, a big amount of probes can be installed in a probe card for probing a big amount of electronic devices, so that a wafer-level electronic test can be achieved efficiently and rapidly. | 10-07-2010 |
| 20100237886 | PROBE CARD - A probe card is provided. The probe card can serialize, analogise and divide a digital signal by a parallel-to-serial converter, a parallel-to-serial converter, and a power divided unit respectively. The probe card can increase signal channels, and is not restricted by signal channels of a tester to test more DUTs simultaneously. Moreover, the probe card has fine impedance matching and channels separating to raise testing efficiency and reduce signal loss. | 09-23-2010 |
| 20090212801 | METHOD OF MAKING HIGH-FREQUENCY PROBE, PROBE CARD USING THE HIGH-FREQUENCY PROBE - A high frequency probe preparation method for making a high frequency probe for high frequency testing to assure signal integrity by means of making a sleeve assembly subject to the size of a predetermined bare needle and then sleeving bare needle by the sleeve assembly to form a high-frequency probe is disclosed to include the steps of: a) providing an insulated tube, and b) forming a conducting layer on the outer surface of the insulated tube which having a metal layer for grounding. The insulated tube and the conducting layer constitute the sleeve assembly. The metal layer is formed by means of physical deposition, chemical deposition, mixture of physical and chemical deposition or electrochemical deposition. | 08-27-2009 |
