2020 Conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements (CPEM) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/cpem49742.2020.9191800
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Automated Contacting of On-Wafer Devices for RF Testing

Abstract: A method is presented for automated probing of onwafer devices for measurements at millimetre-wave frequencies. The proposed method automatically detects the contact between the measurement probe and on-wafer device, based on the evaluation of variation in the input reflection coefficient. It is shown that, using this automated technique, about five times better measurement repeatability is achieved in millimetre-wave device characterisation.

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“…In the effort to improve the contact repeatability, national metrology laboratories (NMIs) are well recognized to guaranty traceability of S-Parameters measurements [5]. Ongoing works are clearly oriented towards improving the probe to contact repeatability in the millimetre-wave (30 -300 GHz) up to the THz regime [11]- [12]. As mentioned in the introduction, we focus on the microwave regime (up to 67 GHz) with ultimate objective to address accurate measurements on extreme impedance devices.…”
Section: B Residual Calibration Error Termsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the effort to improve the contact repeatability, national metrology laboratories (NMIs) are well recognized to guaranty traceability of S-Parameters measurements [5]. Ongoing works are clearly oriented towards improving the probe to contact repeatability in the millimetre-wave (30 -300 GHz) up to the THz regime [11]- [12]. As mentioned in the introduction, we focus on the microwave regime (up to 67 GHz) with ultimate objective to address accurate measurements on extreme impedance devices.…”
Section: B Residual Calibration Error Termsmentioning
confidence: 99%