At Avecas, our Wafer Test & Probe services ensure only Known-Good-Die (KGD) advance to packaging—reducing scrap, protecting assembly investment, and maximising final test yield.
Multi-Platform ATE Coverage
Teradyne J750, UltraFLEX, and Advantest V93000 for wafer sort and final test, with full multi-site probe card optimisation.
KGD & Speed Binning Expertise
We develop KGD programmes, speed-bin devices for performance-graded families, and correlate wafer map data with downstream yield.
Probe Card & Loadboard Engineering
End-to-end probe card design coordination, tip force optimisation, and electrical validation ensure full pin coverage across wafer lots.
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End-to-end probe card and loadboard bring-up with tip-force and planarity optimisation for stable contact across wafer lots.
Our wafer test capabilities span DC parametric, functional sort, speed binning, and KGD qualification—supported by probe card engineering and yield analytics.
Full DC parametric testing including Iddq, leakage, VDD ramp, and continuity checks across all I/O pads before functional test.
Functional pattern-based sort using STIL/WGL patterns ported to Teradyne J750, UltraFLEX, or Advantest V93000 with multi-site optimisation.
Multi-corner speed binning and KGD programme development for bare-die shipment into MCMs, SiP, or 3D stacking flows.
Probe card design coordination, tip force optimisation, and loadboard bring-up including mechanical and electrical validation.





Wafer sort is the first electrical gate in the back-end flow, screening every die before the cost of dicing and packaging is committed. Avecas builds sort solutions that maximise good-die identification, protect downstream investment, and feed clean data into yield engineering and reliability planning.
We develop and run DC parametric tests (Iddq, leakage, VDD ramp, continuity, opens/shorts), functional pattern-based sort using STIL/WGL patterns ported to the target ATE, multi-corner speed binning, and Known-Good-Die (KGD) programmes for bare-die shipment. Programs run on Teradyne J750 and UltraFLEX and Advantest V93000, with multi-site probe optimisation and parallel-site balancing to drive down cost per die.
Stable, repeatable contact is the foundation of trustworthy sort data. We coordinate probe card design (cantilever, vertical, and MEMS), tip-force and planarity optimisation, overdrive and cleaning strategy, alignment, and loadboard bring-up with full mechanical and electrical validation to ensure complete pin coverage across wafer lots, corners, and temperatures.
Wafer-map and bin data feed directly into yield analytics, giving early visibility into spatial and systematic defect signatures, while KGD screening with tightened limits and stress assist qualifies bare die for MCM, SiP, and 2.5D/3D integration with high confidence.
By catching defects at the wafer level, we reduce scrap, improve package yield, and surface process issues long before they reach assembly.
Wafer probe and sort questions arise frequently during NPI planning and HVM ramp. Here are answers to the most common questions our customers ask.
Wafer sort electrically tests each die on the wafer before dicing and packaging, screening out defective die early. This protects downstream assembly and final-test investment, improves package yield, and enables Known-Good-Die (KGD) shipment into MCM, SiP, and 2.5D/3D builds.
We develop and run sort programs on Teradyne J750 and UltraFLEX and Advantest V93000, with multi-site probe card optimisation to maximise parallelism and reduce test cost per die.
We cover DC parametric (Iddq, leakage, VDD ramp, continuity), functional pattern-based test (STIL/WGL ported to the target ATE), multi-corner speed binning, and KGD programme development for bare-die shipment.
Yes. We build KGD flows including stress-assisted screening and tightened parametric limits so bare die can be qualified for shipment into multi-chip modules, SiP, and chiplet assemblies with high confidence.
We coordinate probe card design, tip-force optimisation, planarity and alignment, and loadboard bring-up including mechanical and electrical validation to ensure full pin coverage and stable contact across wafer lots.