WO2006057407A1 - 中継部材および検査プローブ治具 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a relay member and an inspection probe jig used when an electrical property inspection is performed on an inspection target such as a TAB.
- an integrated circuit such as a TAB has a structure that operates using an electric signal having a high frequency, for example, a frequency of 30 MHz or more, in order to realize high-speed arithmetic processing. For this reason, even in an inspection system for inspecting the electrical characteristics of an integrated circuit, a system using an inspection signal having a high frequency corresponding to the frequency of the operation signal is required.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent No. 2971706
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and has features for transmitting electrical signals such as inspection signals. It is an object of the present invention to provide a relay member and an inspection probe jig that can be easily manufactured while suppressing a decrease in performance.
- the relay member according to claim 1 is provided with a plurality of one ends electrically connected to a plurality of probes that are in contact with connection terminals provided in a test object.
- the other end of the plurality of coaxial cables is held when the other end of the conductive single wire is electrically connected to the other end of the plurality of coaxial cables whose one end is connected to an inspection board that outputs a predetermined inspection signal.
- the holding member holds the other ends of the plurality of coaxial cables so that the arrangement order is substantially the same as the arrangement order of the one ends connected to the inspection board. It is characterized by that.
- the holding portion for holding the other end of the coaxial cable is provided so that the arrangement order is the same as the arrangement order of the one ends connected to the inspection board, The possibility that a plurality of coaxial cables are arranged in a state of crossing each other is reduced, and a relay member that can easily connect coaxial cables can be realized.
- each of the plurality of coaxial cables has the holding portion so that a difference in length between the plurality of coaxial cables is minimized. It is characterized by holding this.
- the relay member according to claim 3 is covered with an insulating member as the conductive single wire, and is provided to the inspection target and electrically connected to a ground terminal to which a ground potential is supplied.
- Conductive single wire for ground connection and a conductive single wire for connection that is covered with an insulating member and electrically connected to a signal terminal that is provided in the inspection object and that inputs and outputs electric signals.
- the ground conductive single wire and the connection conductive single wire are stretched while being twisted together.
- the relay member according to claim 4 is used as the conductive single wire on the first terminal and the second terminal forming part of a single differential circuit in the inspection target.
- the relay member according to claim 5 includes the other end of the plurality of conductive single wires, one end of which is electrically connected to the plurality of probes in contact with the connection terminal provided in the inspection target, and a predetermined detection signal.
- the relay member Provided with a plurality of holding portions that respectively hold the other ends of the plurality of coaxial cables when electrically connecting the other ends of the core wires of the plurality of coaxial cables connected at one end to the inspection board that outputs
- the relay member wherein the plurality of holding portions have a hollow portion through which at least one of the conductive single wire or the core wire of the coaxial cable passes, and are electrically connected to a shield coating of the coaxial cable. It is characterized by having each.
- the coaxial cable can be held while performing the electrostatic shielding function even in the region near the relay member.
- a relay member can be realized.
- the relay member according to claim 6 is characterized in that, in the above invention, the plurality of conductive pipes provided in each of the plurality of holding portions are electrically connected to each other.
- the inspection probe jig according to claim 7 has an electrical characteristic of an inspection object including a ground terminal to which a ground potential is supplied in use and a signal terminal used for input / output of a predetermined electrical signal.
- An inspection probe jig used when performing inspection which is covered with a probe unit including a plurality of probes that come into contact with each of the ground terminal and the signal terminal, and an insulating member, and has a predetermined A conductive single wire for grounding, one end of which is electrically connected to the ground terminal via the probe, and a structure that is covered with an insulating member and stretched while being twisted with the conductive single wire for ground.
- the inspection probe jig performs an electrical characteristic inspection of an inspection object including a first terminal and a second terminal that form a part of a single differential circuit when used.
- An inspection probe jig used at the time which is covered with a probe unit having a plurality of probes that come into contact with each of the first terminal and the second terminal, and an insulating member.
- a first conductive single wire one end of which is electrically connected to the first terminal via the probe, and a structure covered with an insulating member and stretched while being twisted with the first conductive single wire.
- a second conductive single wire having one end electrically connected to the other connection terminal forming the terminal pair via the predetermined probe, and the other end of the first conductive single wire and the second conductive single wire electrically Connect to the electrical signal for inspection Characterized by comprising a test board to be output to at least one of the serial first conductive single wire and the second conductive single wire.
- An inspection probe jig according to claim 9 is an inspection probe jig used when an electrical property inspection is performed on a predetermined inspection object, and includes a plurality of terminals to be inspected.
- a probe unit having a plurality of probes in contact with the probe, a plurality of conductive single wires electrically connected at one end to the probe, and a function of outputting at least an inspection signal used for the electrical characteristic inspection
- a test board a plurality of coaxial cables having one end electrically connected to the test board and the other end electrically connected to the other end of the conductive single wire, and one end connected to the test board
- a relay member having a holding portion for holding the other ends of the plurality of coaxial cables so that the arrangement order is the same as the arrangement order.
- the inspection probe jig according to claim 10 is an inspection probe jig used when an electrical property inspection is performed on a predetermined inspection object, and includes a plurality of terminals to be inspected.
- a probe unit having a plurality of probes in contact with the probe, a plurality of conductive single wires electrically connected at one end to the probe, and a function of outputting at least an inspection signal used for the electrical characteristic inspection
- An inspection board, a plurality of coaxial cables having one end electrically connected to the inspection board and the other end electrically connected to the other end of the conductive single wire, and the conductive single wire or the core wire of the coaxial cable.
- a relay member having a hollow portion through which at least one of the relays and a plurality of holding portions each having a conductive pipe electrically connected to the shield coating of the coaxial cable are provided. It is referred to as Features.
- the relay member and the inspection probe jig that are effective in the present invention are equivalent in comparison with the case where the coaxial cable is used with respect to the transmission characteristic of the electric signal while avoiding the difficulty of manufacturing by using the coaxial cable. There is an effect that performance can be realized.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an overall configuration of an inspection system according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the probe system and its peripheral part provided in the inspection system.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining a state of holding a coaxial cable by a relay member provided in the inspection system.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an overall configuration of an inspection system according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining in detail the wiring mode of the conductive single wire provided in the inspection system.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating an entire configuration of an inspection system according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the structure of a relay member constituting the inspection system.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining the advantages of the inspection system.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of the inspection system according to the first embodiment.
- the inspection system according to the first embodiment has a probe unit 1 having a probe that comes into contact with a terminal such as a TAB to be inspected and a probe provided in the probe unit 1.
- a plurality of conductive single wires 2 whose ends are electrically connected, a plurality of coaxial cables 3 whose one ends are connected to the other ends of the conductive single wires 2, and a portion near one end of the coaxial cable 3 connected to the conductive single wires 2
- a relay member 4 that is held by the cable, an inspection board 5 that fixes the other end of the coaxial cable 3, and a signal processing device 6 that supplies electric signals to the coaxial cable 3 via the inspection board 5.
- the probe unit 1, the conductive single wire 2, the coaxial cable 3, the relay member 4, and the inspection substrate 5 form the inspection probe jig in the first embodiment.
- the conductive single wire 2 has one end electrically connected to the probe provided in the probe unit 1 and the other end electrically connected to the coaxial cable 3, and the probe provided in the probe unit 1 and the coaxial cable 3 Are electrically connected.
- the conductive single wire 2 has a structure in which the outer periphery of a single wire formed of a conductive member is covered with an insulating member.
- the conductive single wire 2 is formed by an enameled wire or the like. Since the conductive single wire 2 has a simple structure compared to a coaxial cable or the like, it is possible to electrically connect each of the probes arranged at a narrow interval to one end of the conductive single wire 2. is there.
- the distance between the plurality of conductive single wires 2 can be increased in the vicinity of the relay member 4, so that each conductive single wire 2 can be electrically connected to the coaxial cable 3 by increasing the interval.
- the coaxial cable 3 is provided to enable input / output of a high-frequency inspection signal.
- the coaxial cable 3 is used for most of the wiring connecting the probe unit 1 and the inspection board 5!
- the relay member 4 is for holding at least a connection portion of the coaxial cable 3 at a predetermined position when the coaxial cable 3 and the conductive single wire 2 are connected. Specifically, the relay member 4 is fixed on the surface of the probe unit 1, and a holding part 7 for holding the coaxial cable 3 is formed corresponding to the coaxial cable 3. As the structure of the holding part 7, any structure can be adopted as long as it has a function of holding the coaxial cable 3 in a predetermined position. For example, in the example of FIG. It has a function of holding the coaxial cable 3 by being formed by a through hole having a diameter corresponding to the diameter and inserting the coaxial cable 3 into the powerful through hole. In the first embodiment, the relay member 4 is described as having only the holding function of the coaxial cable 3.
- the conductive single wire 2 and the coaxial cable 3 are electrically connected.
- a structure including a conductive terminal for the purpose may be used.
- the manner in which the coaxial cable 3 is held by the holding portion 7 will be described in detail later.
- the coaxial cable 3 is held so that the wiring length difference between the plurality of coaxial cables 3 is minimized.
- the inspection board 5 is formed of a printed circuit board having a predetermined circuit structure, electrically connects the signal processing device 6 and the coaxial cable 3, and generates an inspection generated by the signal processing device 6. It has a function of outputting a signal to the coaxial cable 3. Inspection board 5 It is also possible to provide the function of the signal processing device 6 together.
- the signal processing device 6 is used to generate and output an inspection signal used for inspection of an inspection target such as a TAB, and to analyze a response signal output from the inspection target force with respect to the inspection signal. It is. Note that the signal processing device 6 and the inspection board 5 are electrically connected, and the inspection signal output from the signal processing apparatus 6 sequentially passes through the inspection board 5, the coaxial cable 3, and the conductive wire 2. Will be input to the inspection object. However, since the electrical connection between the signal processing device 6 and the inspection board 5 is complicated and is not a feature of the present invention, in FIG. Will be shown.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view for explaining the structure of the probe unit 1 and its peripheral portion.
- the probe unit 1 includes a holder board 11 that holds the probe 10, a wiring board 12 that includes a wiring structure that is electrically connected to the probe 10, and a wiring board 12 and an inspection board 5. It has a structure in which a spacer 13 for securing a predetermined distance between them and a reinforcing plate 14 for reinforcing the entire probe unit 1 are sequentially laminated, and the inspection target 15 is brought into contact with the holder base plate 11 side. By doing so, it is configured to be electrically connected to the inspection object 15.
- the probe 10 is for making contact with a connection terminal formed on the surface of the inspection object 15.
- the probe 10 has a needle-like shape and a structure that can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction, and has a function in which a tip portion contacts a terminal formed on the inspection target 15 with a predetermined pressure. Have.
- the holder substrate 11 is for holding the probe 10. Since the probe 10 is for making contact with the terminals formed on the inspection object 15, the holder substrate 11 has through holes corresponding to the arrangement pattern of the terminals formed on the inspection object 15, and the through-holes are provided. Each of the mouths has a function of holding the probe 10.
- the wiring substrate 12 includes a conductive member (not shown) for electrically connecting the probe 10 held on the holder substrate 11 and the conductive single wire 2.
- the conductive member to be applied is provided with a terminal corresponding to the position of the probe 10 on the lower surface of the wiring board 12 (the surface in contact with the holder board 11), and the wiring board 12 via the through hole or the like.
- Top surface (with holder substrate 11 The surface facing the contact surface) has a function of electrically connecting the conductive single wire 2 and the probe 10 by arranging the terminal and connecting the covered terminal and the conductive single wire 2. It is also possible to have a structure that realizes electrical connection by directly contacting the conductive single wire 2 and the probe 10 without going through the wiring board 12.
- connection mode of the conductive single wire 2 and the coaxial cable 3 with reference to FIG.
- one end of the conductive single wire 2 is electrically connected to the probe 10 via the wiring board 12, while the other end is connected to the core wire 25 of the coaxial cable 3. Since the conductive part in the conductive single wire 2 is exposed to the surface in order to secure conduction, the surface is covered with the covering material 16 formed of an insulating material after connecting to the core wire 25 in the strong connection part. It has a structure.
- the connection between the conductive single wire 2 and the core wire 25 is preferably made by using, for example, a solder.
- connection mode of the coaxial cable 3 will be described.
- the core wire 25 is connected to the connection terminal 20 formed on the inspection board 5.
- the connection terminal 20 is electrically connected to the signal processing device 6, and the coaxial cable 3 can transmit an inspection signal or the like by connecting to the connection terminal 20.
- the coaxial cable 3 has a structure in which a covering shield force S ground potential is supplied at one end side. That is, at one end of the coaxial cable 3, the shield shield (not shown) is connected to the ground wire 22 via the solder 21, and the dummy wire 22 is connected to the ground terminal 23 formed on the inspection board 5. As a result, the ground potential held by the dotted terminal 23 is supplied to the covering shield.
- the core wire 25 is connected to the conductive single wire 2, and a covering shield (not shown) formed around the core wire 25 is formed on the inspection substrate 5.
- the covering shield has a configuration in which a predetermined ground potential is supplied by connecting to the ground terminal 17 via a ground line.
- the electrical connection between the sheath shield and the ground wire 18 at the other end of the coaxial cable 3 is performed using solder 19.
- the sheath shield of the coaxial cable 3 has a structure in which a ground potential is supplied from both ends, so that the sheath shield has a stable ground potential as a whole because it has a cover structure. Is transmitted to core 25 Suppress what happens.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining an arrangement mode of the coaxial cable 3 and the conductive single wires 2.
- the coaxial cable 3 it is necessary to separately describe the coaxial cable 3, the conductive single wire 2, and the holding part 7 formed on the relay member 4, and accordingly, a, b, etc. Subscripts are attached, and these subscripts are also added and displayed in Fig. 3.
- the inspection system is configured so that the inspection signal corresponding to each of the terminals 24 can be output or the response signal can be input. Therefore, in the structure of the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, a predetermined electrical signal is input / output to / from each of the plurality of terminals 24a to 24f formed on the inspection target 15. Connection terminals 20a to 20f are formed.
- the meanings of subscripts such as “a” and “b” in FIG.
- connection terminal 20a outputs an inspection signal to the terminal 24a
- connection terminal 20b is connected to the terminal 24b.
- components with the same subscript, such as a response signal from, are paired with each other.
- the inspection board 5 has a plurality of connection terminals 20a to 20f corresponding to each. It is necessary to arrange the conductive single wire 2 and the coaxial cable 3 so that the terminal 24 and the connection terminal 20 that are paired with each other are electrically connected.
- the arrangement order of the terminals 24a to 24f on the inspection object 15 and the arrangement order of the connection terminals 20a to 20f on the inspection board 5 are generally determined independently of each other. Therefore, when the positions of the coaxial cables 3a to 3f are held in the relay member 4 as in the first embodiment, the order of arrangement of the holding portions 7a to 7f used for holding is determined.
- the plurality of coaxial cables 3 are held by the arrangement order of one ends respectively connected to the connection terminals 20a to 20f formed on the inspection board 5 and the relay member 4.
- the holding unit 7 holds the coaxial cable 3 so that the arrangement order of the other ends is the same as that of the other end.
- the connection formed on the inspection board 5 is not arranged in the order of the arrangement of the terminals 24a to 24f formed on the inspection target 15 with respect to the arrangement order of the strong holding portions 7a to 7f.
- a structure in which the arrangement order of the holding portions 7a to 7f is determined in accordance with the arrangement order of the terminals 20a to 20f is adopted.
- the inspection system according to the first embodiment reduces the transmission characteristics of electric signals such as inspection signals. This has the advantage of being easy to manufacture while suppressing the above. In the following, detailed explanations will be given of the advantages.
- the wiring connecting the inspection substrate 5 and the probe 10 only by the conductive single wire 2 from the viewpoint of suppressing the deterioration of the transmission characteristics regarding the high-frequency electric signal. It is necessary to use the coaxial cable 3 at least in part. However, when the coaxial cable 3 is used, the process of connecting the coaxial cable 3 is generally complicated when the inspection system is manufactured. Therefore, an inspection system that can be easily manufactured is realized. It is difficult.
- the coaxial cable 3 since the coaxial cable 3 has a certain thickness and strength, when one coaxial cable 3 exerts a tensile force on the other coaxial cable 3 during connection, the other coaxial cable 3 Therefore, when connecting the coaxial cable 3, it was necessary to carefully perform the connection process so that other coaxial cables 3 are not adversely affected.
- the arrangement order of one end (the side connected to the inspection board 5) of the plurality of coaxial cables 3 and the holding are held.
- the inspection system is formed so that the arrangement order of the other ends held by the unit 7 is the same.
- the plurality of coaxial cables 3 are less likely to cross each other.
- the possibility that one of the bulls 3 will apply a pulling force to the other will be significantly reduced. Therefore, in the connection process of the coaxial cable 3 when manufacturing the inspection system, the connection process can be performed without worrying about other coaxial cables 3, and the inspection system can be easily manufactured. .
- the holding unit 7 has a configuration for holding the other end of the coaxial cable 3 so that the difference in wiring length between the plurality of coaxial cables 3 is minimized.
- the coaxial cable 3 it is difficult for the coaxial cable 3 to completely eliminate the influence of noise present in the surroundings, and the phase shift of the electrical signal slightly decreases depending on the wiring length. For this reason, if there is a large difference in wiring length among the plurality of coaxial cables 3, there will be a difference that cannot be ignored in the transmission characteristics between the coaxial cables 3, which may adversely affect the reliability of the inspection results by the inspection system. .
- the holding unit 7 holds the other end of the coaxial cable 3 so that the wiring length difference between the coaxial cables 3 is minimized, a plurality of coaxial cables are provided.
- the phase shift between the electrical signals transmitted through the cables 3 is almost eliminated, and it is possible to perform a highly reliable inspection.
- the inspection system according to the second embodiment has a structure in which the probe unit and the inspection substrate are electrically connected using only a conductive single wire, while a predetermined combination of a plurality of conductive single wires is used. Adopt a structure in which a single conductive wire is stretched in a twisted state.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an overall configuration of the inspection system according to the second embodiment.
- components having the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment have the same functions as those in the first embodiment unless otherwise specified. The same applies to Embodiment 3 described later.
- the inspection system according to the second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the relay member is omitted and the probe unit 1 and the inspection substrate 5 are used without using a coaxial cable.
- a structure is used in which the two are electrically connected using only the conductive single wire 26.
- a plurality of conductive single wires 26 corresponding to a plurality of terminals formed on an inspection object are stretched in a state in which predetermined combinations are twisted together as shown in FIG.
- the inspection probe jig is formed by the probe unit 1, the conductive single wire 26 and the inspection substrate 5.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining in detail the wiring mode of the conductive single wire 26.
- FIG. 5 shows a state where the upper unit of the probe unit 1 constituting the inspection system is viewed in the same manner as in FIG. 3 in the first embodiment. Also, show / schematically indicate the inspection object 27 to be used.
- the general inspection object 27 is RSDS especially in the part where high frequency electric signals are used.
- the inspection object 27 supplies the ground potential as the first terminal 28 and the second terminal 29 that function as part of a single differential circuit in normal use as terminals corresponding to such a transmission method. And a signal terminal 31 used for inputting / outputting general electric signals other than these are formed.
- an inspection system that suppresses the deterioration of the transmission characteristics of the inspection signal transmitted while omitting the coaxial cable by using the characteristic features of the inspection object 27 is realized. .
- the inspection system includes a first terminal 28, a second terminal 29, a ground terminal 30 and a conductive single wire 26 that are formed on the inspection object 27 at the time of inspection.
- Conductive single wires 26a, 26b, 26c, and 26d that are electrically connected to each of the signal terminals 31 (first conductive single wire, second conductive single wire, and ground for claims, respectively) Corresponding to a single conductive wire and a single conductive wire for connection).
- the conductive single wires 26a to 26d to be covered are selected as a pair to be twisted together, and the ground terminal 30 and the signal terminal.
- the conductive single wires 26c and 26d that are electrically connected to each of 31 are selected as a twisted pair. Adopting a structure in which such a pair of conductive single wires 26 is stretched in a twisted state, so that the interlaced magnetic fluxes of adjacent pitches in the twisted wire structure are erased from each other and become a pair. The crosstalk between the conductive single wires 26 can be reduced.
- the first terminal 28 and the second terminal 29 constitute a part of the differential circuit when the inspection object 27 is used as an electronic component. For this reason, an electrical signal based on a transmission method corresponding to the differential circuit is input / output as an inspection signal to the first terminal 28 and the second terminal 29 even at the time of inspection.
- the electromotive force caused by the interlinkage magnetic flux is reversed between adjacent pitches, so that electromagnetic coupling with other circuits and other conductive single wires is prevented.
- the crosstalk between the conductive single wires 26a and 26b forming the stranded wire can be prevented.
- the characteristic impedance is stabilized.
- ground terminal 30 is originally a terminal formed to supply a ground potential to the electronic circuit provided in the inspection object 27, the ground terminal 30 is also used when the inspection object 27 is inspected.
- the ground potential is supplied from the inspection substrate 5 side via the conductive single line 26c. For this reason, the potential of the conductive single wire 26c to be connected is also maintained at the ground potential, and is connected to the signal terminal 31.
- the conductive single wire 26c By twisting together with the conductive single wire 26d, the conductive single wire 26c performs the electrostatic shielding function on the conductive single wire 26d in the same manner as the shield coating.
- the inspection system according to the second embodiment employs a structure in which a predetermined pair of conductive single wires 26 are stretched while being intertwined with each other. In spite of being electrically connected to 5, it is possible to suppress the deterioration of the transmission characteristics of the electric signal in each conductive single wire 26 as in the case of using the coaxial cable. Further, as described in the first embodiment, it is known that the inspection system using the coaxial cable is labor-intensive for connection. On the other hand, in the inspection system according to the second embodiment, since the structure in which the coaxial cable is omitted is realized, it is possible to reduce the labor of wiring as compared with the conventional case. Therefore, the inspection system according to the second embodiment has an advantage that an inspection system that can be easily manufactured can be realized while suppressing a decrease in transmission characteristics of an electric signal such as an inspection signal.
- the inspection system according to the second embodiment can be configured such that the coaxial cable is omitted, there is no need to electrically connect the conductive single wire and the coaxial cable. For this reason, in Embodiment 2, it is possible to reduce the number of connections between different conductive members in the middle of the signal transmission path, and it is possible to reduce noise contamination caused by the connection between different conductive members. It is possible to realize an inspection system with excellent electrical signal transmission characteristics.
- the first terminal 28 and the second terminal 29 forming the differential circuit are generally formed at positions adjacent to each other. Therefore, even if the conductive single wires 26a and 26b that are electrically connected to each other are arranged close to each other on the inspection system, they can be easily twisted and twisted together. Since it is possible to easily realize a conductive single wire extended in a state, it is possible to realize an inspection system that can be easily manufactured with such viewpoint power.
- the number of signal terminals 31 may exceed the number of ground terminals 30.
- a structure in which a plurality of conductive single wires 26c are electrically connected to a single ground terminal 30 is adopted, and a plurality of conductive single wires 26c to be covered are redundant. This can be handled by twisting the conductive single wire 26d electrically connected to the signal terminal 31.
- the conductive single wires 26a and 26b connected to the first terminal 28 and the second terminal 29, respectively are stretched in a state of being twisted with the conductive single wires 26c connected to the ground terminal 30. It is also preferable to make the structure to be made.
- the end connected to the ground terminal 30 is electrically connected to the ground terminal arranged nearby. Also preferred to be.
- an inspection system in which the conductive single wire 26 in the second embodiment is replaced with the conductive single wire 2 in the first embodiment is also effective.
- it is effective to adopt a structure in which the predetermined pair of conductive single wires are stretched while being twisted as the conductive single wire connecting the probe unit 1 and the relay member 4, and the structure is strong.
- the arrangement order of the coaxial cables 3 using the conductive single wires 26 is not determined as in the first embodiment, for example, the twisted wires do not cross each other.
- a configuration in which the relay member 4 holds the other end of the coaxial cable 3 so that the three cross each other may be employed.
- the electrical connection between the probe and the inspection board is performed using both a conductive single wire and a coaxial cable. It has the structure provided with the relay member which hold
- the 3rd embodiment of the inspection system according to the present embodiment has a structure in which the relay member is newly provided with a plurality of predetermined conductive pipes corresponding to the holding portions.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of the inspection system according to the third embodiment.
- the relay member 33 has a structure including a plurality of conductive pipes 34 corresponding to the holding unit 7.
- the conductive single wire 26 has a structure that is stretched in a state where a predetermined pair is twisted, but such a structure is not essential and may be the same as in the first embodiment.
- the inspection probe jig in this case is formed by the probe unit 1, the conductive single wire 26, the relay member 33, the coaxial cable 3, and the inspection substrate 5.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining the configuration of the conductive pipe 34 provided in the relay member 33.
- the conductive pipe 34 is disposed in a state of penetrating the holding portion 7 formed in the plate-like portion 33a constituting a part of the relay member 33, and a structure in which a part of the coaxial cable 3 is inserted into the hollow portion.
- the coaxial cable 3 has a structure in which the core wire 25, the insulating portion 35, the shield coating 36, and the insulating coating 37 are disposed in the outward direction of the central axial force.
- the core wire 25 and the insulating portion 35 are included. It has a structure inserted into the hollow portion of the conductive pipe 34.
- the shield coating 36 constituting the coaxial cable 3 is electrically connected to the conductive pipe 34 by the solder 38.
- the leading end portion of the core wire 25 has a structure in which the end portion of the conductive single wire 26 is electrically connected by solder 39, and the connecting portion to be covered is insulated from the surrounding cover by the covering material 16.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining an advantageous advantage.
- the connection portion is covered to prevent the connection portion from being short-circuited with other members. It is preferable to cover with material 16. Since the strong covering material 16 has a pipe-like structure having a hollow portion like the conductive pipe 34, the coaxial cable 3 is formed in the manufacturing process of the inspection system according to the third embodiment. Before connecting the core wire 25 and the conductive single wire 26, it is necessary to pass the covering material 16 through the core wire 25 or the conductive single wire 26 in advance.
- the conductive pipe 34 is provided in the third embodiment, the conductive single wire 26 is twisted to the vicinity of the connection portion with the core wire 25 without the need to provide a retreat space for the covering material 16 at the time of manufacture. It is possible to adopt a configuration that maintains the combined state. As described in the second embodiment, the electric signal transmission characteristics are improved by twisting a pair of predetermined conductive single wires 26, so that the stretched length of the twisted portion can be secured long.
- the inspection system according to the third embodiment has the advantage that it can suppress the characteristic deterioration of the electric signal to be transmitted.
- the conductive pipe 34 corresponding to the holding portion 7 there is an advantage that the external noise force of the core wire 25 is also shielded even in the vicinity of the plate-like portion 33a. That is, the shield film 36 that normally forms the coaxial cable 3 is peeled off in the portion that passes through the holding portion 7, and the core wire 25 is externally exposed in the vicinity of the plate-like portion 33 a in the same manner as the conductive single wire 26. They are susceptible to the effects of power noise.
- the core wire 25 can be electrostatically shielded even in the vicinity of the plate-like portion 33a by the conductive pipe 34 formed of the conductive member, and transmission of an electrical signal such as an inspection signal is possible. This has the advantage that the characteristics can be improved.
- a more effective electrostatic shielding effect can be realized by electrically connecting a plurality of conductive pipes 34 provided corresponding to the holding unit 7.
- a more effective electrostatic shielding effect can be realized by electrically connecting a plurality of conductive pipes 34 provided corresponding to the holding unit 7.
- the potential of the conductive pipe 34 is further stabilized, and the static electricity with respect to the core wire 25 is more effectively prevented.
- Electric shielding can be performed.
- it is possible to further enhance the electrostatic shielding effect by electrically connecting the newly disposed conductive member to the ground terminal that supplies the ground potential.
- the relay member and the inspection probe jig according to the present invention are useful when an electrical property inspection is performed on an inspection target such as a TAB. It is suitable for transmission to a test object having a miniaturized integrated circuit.
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