Signatone
The Signatone SP4 is a four point probe head used for resistivity measurements. The SP4 is made from mold-injected Delrin and designed for room temperature operation. The SP4 has four probe tips in a straight line with selectable spacings and spring pressures.[1][2]

The Signatone SP4 is a four point probe head for resistivity testing. The SP4 is made from mold injected Delrin and is designed for use at room temperatures.[1]
The SP4 family supports multiple probe tip spacings, spring pressures, tip materials, and optional blunt tip radii. The available spacing options are 40 mils, 50 mils, and 62.5 mils between probe tips, and the available spring pressure options are 45 grams, 85 grams, and 180 grams per tip.[1]
The SP4 family offers osmium or tungsten carbide probe tip materials. The standard probe tip size is 1.6 mil diameter, and optional blunt tip radii of R=.005 and R=.010 correspond to 5 mil and 10 mil diameter tips.[1]
The SP4 is used for resistivity measurement and resistivity probing. The SP4 is also used for silicon wafer probing applications.[1][2]
The SP4 family is available with osmium tips for gallium arsenide wafers or when contact resistance is a concern. The SP4 family is also available with tungsten carbide tips for harder wear resistance.[1]
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The SP4 is a Signatone four point probe head for resistivity measurement.[1]
The SP4 is made from mold injected Delrin.[1]
The SP4 is designed for use at room temperatures.[1]
The SP4 family offers 40 mil, 50 mil, and 62.5 mil probe tip spacing.[1]
The SP4 family offers osmium and tungsten carbide probe tips.[1]
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the SP4 are on record.
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No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the SP4 are on record.
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No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the SP4 are on record.
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Last updated Oct 6, 2026.