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titleOfInvention Semiconductor test jig and withstand voltage measurement method using the same
abstract An object of the present invention is to provide a semiconductor test jig capable of measuring the breakdown voltage of a semiconductor chip at a low cost without generating atmospheric discharge, and a breakdown voltage measurement method using the same. A semiconductor test jig according to the present invention includes a susceptor 1 in which a probe pin 3 and an insulator 2 provided so as to surround the probe pin 3 in plan view are disposed, and a probe pin 3 of the susceptor 1. And a lower electrode stage 7 which is disposed opposite to the surface on which the insulator 2 is disposed and on which the semiconductor chip 4 can be placed on the surface on the susceptor 1 side. When the semiconductor chip 4 is placed and the susceptor 1 and the lower electrode stage 7 move in the approaching direction, the probe pin 3 comes into contact with the surface electrode 5 formed on the semiconductor chip 4 and the insulator 2 is in contact with the semiconductor chip. 4 and the lower electrode stage 7 are in contact with each other. [Selection] Figure 1
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