Non-destructive testing apparatus and non-destructive testing method
A technology of inspection device and inspection method, which is applied in non-contact circuit testing, electronic circuit testing, semiconductor/solid-state device testing/measurement, etc., to achieve the effect of shortening the acquisition time and scanning time
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[0032] The non-destructive inspection device and the non-destructive inspection method based on the light scanning method of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. figure 1 It is a basic principle diagram for explaining the application of the light scanning method of the present invention to Embodiment 1 in the OBIRCH method. figure 2 (A) is a plan view of the inspected body 1 with a defect 8 and a comparison diagram of the first and second one-dimensional images 13, 14 obtained by using the light scanning method of the present invention, and (B) is the obtained first and A comparison diagram of the second one-dimensional images 13, 14 and the two-dimensional image 15 obtained through calculations based on this.
[0033] In the OBIRCH method of Example 1 to which the light scanning method of the present invention is applied, the voltage source 5 and the fluctuating current detection unit 6 are connected between the two terminals of the electronic ...
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[0043] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram for explaining the observation result when both condition 1 and condition 2 are satisfied. That is, the fault location is one point, the signal detection sensitivity is constant, and the example of the present invention is most easily applied. Figure 5 (A) is a comparison diagram of the two-dimensional image 29 obtained by the existing method on the subject and the first and second one-dimensional images 13, 14 obtained by the method based on the present invention. Figure 5 (B) is a comparison diagram of the first and second one-dimensional images 13, 14 obtained by the method based on the present invention and the two-dimensional image 15 obtained by calculation. The present invention is applied to the OBIRCH method, the RIL method, or the SDL method, and the high resistance position of the via part of the wiring system on the LSI chip of the subject 1 is detected, which is the most advanced among the current LSI chips This correspon...
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[0048] Image 6 It is a schematic diagram for explaining the observation result when condition 2 is satisfied but condition 1 is not satisfied. Image 6 (A) is a comparison diagram of the two-dimensional image 29 obtained by the conventional method on the subject 1 and the first and second one-dimensional images 13 and 14 obtained by the method based on the present invention. Image 6 (B) is a comparison diagram of the first and second one-dimensional images 13, 14 obtained by the method based on the present invention and the two-dimensional image 15 obtained by calculation. For example, the detection of the abnormal path of the wiring current on the LSI chip corresponds to this case, which is one of the most defective cases among the most advanced LSI chips at present. Because condition 1 is not met, it takes a lot of effort to determine the location of the fault, but the total analysis time can be shortened compared with existing methods.
[0049] Reference Image 6 (A). On the ...
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