Sample Cross-Section Grinding

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    • Commodity name: Sample Cross-Section Grinding

    Sample cross-section grinding refers to encapsulating the chip sample to be inspected with materials such as resin, followed by precise grinding, polishing, or even ion etching—techniques that carefully expose a specific area of the chip (e.g., failure points, solder joints, vias, gate oxide layers, etc.), revealing its internal cross-sectional view.

     

  • Sample cutting, mounting, grinding, polishing, and observation

     

  • Dimension Measurement

    Such as film thickness, line width, via diameter, and depth, among others.

     

    Morphological Structure

    Observe the morphology, uniformity, and integrity of each material layer (metal, dielectric, silicon).

     

    Defect Localization

    Find and verify defects such as cracks, voids, delamination, electromigration, and corrosion.

     

    Process Quality Assessment

    Assess the quality of process steps such as etching, deposition, and chemical-mechanical polishing.

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