Characterization of a high frequency probe assembly for integrated circuit measurement / R.L. Jesch [and] C.A. Hoer.

Author/creator Jesch, Ramon L.
Other author Hoer, Cletus A. author.
Other author Institute for Basic Standards (U.S.). Electromagnetics Division.
Format Book
Publication[Washington, D.C.] : National Bureau of Standards, 1975.
Descriptionv, 51 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Subjects

SeriesNBS Technical Note ; 663
NBS technical note ; 663. ^A4336
Contents Introduction -- Electrical characterization of the probe assembly -- Matrix solution for characterizing and extracting effects of the probe assembly -- Results of test device measurements -- Data analysis -- Conclusions.
Abstract A detailed, applications-oriented description of a measurement technique that characterizes a high-frequency probe assembly for integrated circuit measurements is given along with the procedure that extracts the parasitic effects of the probe assembly from measurements made at the input connectors of the probe assembly. The scattering parameters of an integrated-circuit device or transistor can now be extracted and accurately determined up to 2 GHz at the wafer stage of assembly. This represents a significant advance over conventional techniques that enable only dc parameters to be measured. Measurement results using this technique are given along with the precision of values obtained as well as the nature of the measurement bias introduced by the probe assembly.
General noteElectromagnetics Division, Institute for Basic Standards.
General noteApr. 1975.
General noteGPO Historic Shelflist Project- publication not in hand.
General noteGPO Cataloging Record Distribution Program (CRDP).
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (page 40).
Date/time/place of a event noteIssued April 1975.
GPO item number0249-A
Govt. docs number C 13.46:663

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