On-wafer probing techniques have become indispensable in the precise characterisation of semiconductor devices operating in the microwave and terahertz regions. These techniques enable the direct ...

Seamlessly integrated system combines TITAN™ Probes and MPI's wafer-level expertise to unlock precision measurements for next-generation semiconductors and sub-THz applications This latest milestone ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- PI (Physik Instrumente) announced a new technology platform for electro-optical wafer-level testing designed to validate electrical and optical device ...

New market study finds that the top six manufacturers of Wafer Test Probe Card occupied nearly 72.09% global market share. LEWES, DELAWARE, UNITED STATES, November 30 ...

It took scientists just 0.9 megapascals of pressure to pierce a problem holding back the next wave of display technology. At Tianjin University, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method to ...

Partially defective, marginal die can still be functional enough to pass final electrical test. Some of these “walking wounded” chips get past final testing, but in the customer’s end product, under ...

Probing solution is industry first to operate at bandwidths greater than 50 GHz with high-impedance probe head High-impedance, turnkey solution delivers bandwidths up to 52 GHz Brickwall and 40 GHz ...

PI's latest 6-axis alignment system is available in one-sided and double-sided configurations, upright for PIC assembly or inverted, for photonics wafer-probing applications. (Nanowerk News) PI ...

The move to multi-die packaging is driving chipmakers to develop more cost-effective ways to ensure only known-good die are integrated into packages, because the price of failure is significantly ...

Parallel piezo aligners with fly height sensors enable faster PIC wafer testing. Parallel miniaturized piezoelectric alignment engines with fly-height sensors enable faster PIC wafer testing. Image ...

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