Semiconductor devices

From wafer metrology to printed circuit board inspection

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Semiconductor device inspection

Purpose of the installation

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Problems before the installation

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Benefit

Full 3D profile of PCB

3D microdefects

Surface morphology

1 micrometer resolution

Fast & automated scanning

User-friendly measurement and analysis

Automated detection of 3D microdefects

Automated inspection report generation

Export your data and inspection reports

PCB inspection

With their 1 μm resolution and 500 kHz acquisition speed, OptoComb 3D scanners go beyond the limits of conventional 2D inspection methods. They can measure in seconds the full 3D profile of printed circuit boards, including the smallest and most complex 3D features. Based on the high-accuracy 3D data of OptoComb, the automated inspection solutions offered by XTIA provide an instant assessment of the PCB dimensions and the 3D positioning of surface-mount devices. In addition, it also allows for the automated recognition of 3D microdefects such as scratches and particles.

                   

Metallic and non-metallic components

As opposed to alternative optical methods, the interferential detection scheme of XTIA’s OptoComb sensors prevents the system from being affected by the ambient light. It makes OptoComb sensors ideal for use on the manufacturing floor in any light environment. It also allows for the measurement of both shiny and matt surfaces in the exact same conditions: metallic components (wiring, soldering) and non-metallic components can thus be fully scanned all at once.

                   

Wafer metrology

Even semi-transparent objects such as semiconductor wafers can be measured with OptoComb 3D scanners. You can get insight into the morphology of the top wafer surface with a 1 μm resolution, extract its roughness or detect the presence of 3D microdefects. You can even measure the large curvature radius often encountered in hetero-epitaxial wafers.