Direct Docking on D10

Jul 27, 2014

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Direct Docking on D10. D10 Pogo Tower with tester docking plate. Prober docking plate. Direct Docking on D10. Probe Card sitting on carrier ring of prober. D10 docked up to TSK prober. Soft Docking on D10. Generic Load Board to accommodate 2xDPIN96, 1xVIS16, 1xMWAVE, 1XDPS16.

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Direct Docking on D10 D10 Pogo Tower with tester docking plate Prober docking plate
Direct Docking on D10 Probe Card sitting on carrier ring of prober D10 docked up to TSK prober
Soft Docking on D10 Generic Load Board to accommodate 2xDPIN96, 1xVIS16, 1xMWAVE, 1XDPS16 50ohm coaxial cables Benefit of this solution is no removal of the pogo tower is required To manual Probe Card

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