Independent research and development of non-magnetic probe, non-stick tin probe has been successfully used in aviation, military, medical and other industries, has become the core components of modern high-tech electronic products. The products are mainly used in the testing of various electronic and peripheral products, such as semiconductor components, CPU chips, PCB circuit boards, LCD screens, Camera cameras, IOT. Online testing of Internet of Things cars and other peripheral electronic products.

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Test the archaeological application of the probe

The types of test probes include PCB probe, ICT functional test probe (automotive harness test probe, battery needle, current and voltage needle, switch needle, capacitor polarity needle, high frequency needle), BGA test probe, etc. According to the different origin, it can be divided into QA probe, ECT probe, IDI probe, INGUN probe, PTR probe, LEENON probe, Taiwan CCP China probe, Taiwan UC Youchuan probe.

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The composition structure of ICT probe

The commonly used ICT test probe is composed of needle, outer tube and spring. Because the ICT probe pays great attention to its conductivity, durability and hardness, electroplating is a very important part in the manufacturing process. Before assembly, the parts are specially electroplated so that a probe with acceptable electrical parameters can be assembled.

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What role does the semiconductor probe play in the IC test fixture

What role does the semiconductor probe play in the IC test fixture

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How does the probe work?

The probe is a small piece of single-stranded DNA or RNA (about 20 to 500bp) that is used to detect the complementary nucleic acid sequence. The double-stranded DNA is heated to become a single strand, which is then labeled as a probe with a radioisotope (usually phospho-32), a fluorescent dye, or an enzyme (such as horseradish peroxidase). Phosphorus-32 is usually incorporated into a phosphoric acid group, one of the four nucleotides that make up DNA, while fluorescent dyes and enzymes are covalently bound to nucleic acid sequences.

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