Chip Decapsulation

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    • Commodity name: Chip Decapsulation

    Chip chemical decapping refers to the process of selectively dissolving the external plastic/epoxy resin packaging of a chip using specific chemical reagents, thereby exposing the internal chip wafer, bonding wires, and pads—while striving to preserve the integrity of the chip's internal circuitry as much as possible.

  • Laser Sealing Machine: TOPS TL-1 Plus+

     

  • Thinning of plastic encapsulation, chemical etching, cleaning and drying, microscopic imaging

  • Inspect the bonding wires:

    Check whether the gold wire/copper wire is broken, corroded, or experiencing poor contact.

     

    Inspecting the wafer chip:

    Observe the silicon wafer surface for cracks, burn marks, electrostatic discharge damage, or process defects.

     

    Check the encapsulation process:

    Analyze whether the encapsulation material has quality issues such as bubbles or contamination.

     

    Encapsulating and extracting grains:

    Use a chemically etched sample encapsulation structure, leaving only the grains behind.

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