The main problem with single-sided probing is that the conventional connection method to the chuck introduces a variable inductance electrically in series with the device that is being probed. This can compromise the accuracy of any attempt to make dynamic measurements such as switching speed and RDS(on).
A double-sided probing system allows simultaneous probing of the same die from bottom and top. By using a probe to electrically connect to the drain or collector, rather than a chuck, the series inductance is effectively removed. This means that the line resistance is constant and can therefore be calibrated out of the test results. Consequently, die that do not meet specification can be identified early during wafer testing.
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