Jandel manufactures the highest quality four-point probe heads available anywhere in the world and has models for all known types of four-point probing systems.
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| These premium quality, jewel bearing four-point probe heads have been sold to the OEM equipment market since 1967 and are standard equipment on most brands of auto-stepping resistivity measurement equipment. Bridge Technology offers the Jandel line of four-point probes directly from Jandel to end users at significant savings when compared to the prices that OEM’s typically charge.
Features include:
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| Probe Head Application Chart Click on probe head style or probe image below for additional information |
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Six Way ProbeManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Prometrix, KLA/Tencor, CDE
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| Jandel manufactures the CT6 in two versions, one for use with KLA/Tencor (formerly Prometrix) resistivity wafer mapping systems, and the other for use with CDE (Creative Design Engineering) resistivity wafer mapping systems. | |
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Cylindrical ProbeManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: All Jandel Four Point Probe Systems, certain OEM wafer mapping systems, and various engineering applications.
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| The Cylindrical probe is the standard probe used in several OEM wafer mapping systems and it is ideal for building into custom engineered four point probe systems. It is available in a special version with modifications that make it usable in a vacuum environment. | |
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Four Pin ProbeManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Napson
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| Jandel manufactures the 4-pin probe to be compatible with Napson Corporation equipment.. It has a 1″ diameter body and is 1.6″ high (25.4mm x 40.5mm high). The probe weighs 50g. | |
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Cartridge with LeadManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: ASM, PIE, Veeco AP150 (w/fell adaptor), Veeco FPP5000 (upside down-also w/fell adaptor), Parc-Amber, Probex, and for various engineering applications
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| The Cartridge with Lead probe has a 1″ diameter body and is 1.9″ high (25.4mm x 48.5mm high) and weighs 50g. Jandel four point probe heads are built with upper and lower jewel bearings and are built to 1% mechanical accuracy. | |
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Compact ProbeManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Veeco FPP5000 (upside down-in Alessi adaptor), Veeco FPP100 (old model with force balance – also in Alessi adaptor), GRQ Instruments equipment
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| The Compact Probe is 0.75″ x 0.625″ x 1.475″ high (19mm x 16mm x 37.5mm high) and weighs 18g. Final testing involves the use of calibrated measurement instruments (electronic force gauge, video inspection system, interferometer) to verify tip radii, tip spacing, spring load, and tip planerity. | |
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Miniature CartridgeManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Kokusai and early Napson
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| Jandel manufactures the miniature cartridge probe to be compatible with Kokusai probing equipment. It is 0.9″ x 1.1″ high (23.6mm x 28mm high) and weighs 28g. There is a positioning key and a retaining screw for either 4BA or M3. | |
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Miniature Cartridge with 6-32 Tapped HolesManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Signatone, Magnetron, Chang Min Tech
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| This Miniature Cartridge has two tapped 6-32 holes for mounting the probe. The JANDEL Miniature Cartridge four point probe head with 6-32 tapped holes is available with tip spacing from 1.0mm up to 1.591mm. | |
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Macor Probe HeadManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
For use with: Various high/low temperature / engineering applications
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| A high / low temperature four-point probe constructed of Macor Glass-Ceramic with ceramic fiber leads. This probe is suitable for use at cryogenic temperatures (submerged in liquid nitrogen) or in a high temperature environmental chamber at temperatures up to 300 degrees centigrade. | |
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JANDEL Hi-Vac Cylindrical Four Point Probe HeadManufacturer: Jandel Engineering
Product: Hi-Vac Cylindrical Four Point Probe Head
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| This is the special version of the Cylindrical four point probe for use in a high vacuum environment. It has been successfully used in vacuum that was at 1 x 10^-10m bar. The application was described in the “Journal of Physics: Condens. Matter 3 (1991) S291-S296”. | |
4 Point Probe Head Specifications
What goes into making a Jandel four point probe head? The work involved in building a Jandel four point probe head is similar in some ways to horology (watchmaking) in that it is laborious, meticulous, and time consuming. The managing director of Jandel is, in fact, a trained horologist. For more information about the work involved in building a Jandel four point probe head, please click this link: https://four-point-probes.com/probe_app_notes.pdf |
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Four-Point-Probes is a division of Bridge Technology. To request further information please call Bridge Technology at (480) 219-9007 or send e-mail to Joshua Bridge at: sales@bridgetec.com
