Abstract:A probe array fabricated from a beryllium-copper metal sheet was developed in order to produce cost-effective microelectromechanical system (MEMS) probe cards. The probe array is fabricated via a simple, inexpensive process in which a heat current is used for annealing and a fusing current from a DC power supply is used for cutting the metal sheet. The stress relaxation time was 7 min during the application of a 4 A heat current, and the fusing current was 20 A. The contact force was approximately 1 gram force… Show more
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