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General-purpose probe station

Staff -- Test & Measurement World, 2/1/2004

Depending on the fixturing, the Model 1920 analytical probe station can be quickly configured to probe flat-panel displays, MEMS devices, high-density printed circuit boards, hybrid substrates, and wafers. The baseplate has threaded holes on 2-in. centers for flexible fixture mounting. Two horizontally movable platens with individual z-height controls accommodate a broad range of manipulator and probe configurations. The standard working area is 19x20 in. Probing Solutions, Dayton, NV. 775-246-0999; www.probingsolutions.com.

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