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microscope based nanoprobing system for rapid fault visualization in
semiconductors.
Applications
Semiconductor Advanced Packaging
Semiconductor research and development
Semiconductor Failure Analysis
ESD Semiconductor Qualification
Semiconductor power devices
Semiconductor materials characterization
Key Features
Integrated PicoCurrent Imaging and Scanning Capacitance Microscopy (SCM) quickly identifies fault candidates for nanoprobing.
Semi-automated step by step guided operation for increased productivity, ease of use and reduced training burden.
Atomic force probes image and probe features, eliminating need for SEM imaging and vacuum system.
Technical Highlight
Capabilities
Proven nanoprobing solution for 5 nm technology.
Configurable with four, six or eight probes for added flexibility and capability.
Auto tip exchange and auto tip approach for increased productivity and ease of use.
Measurement modes
The Hyperion II System’s advanced measurement modes include:
Low-noise, high-resolution capacitance-voltage (C-V) to study oxide layers and interface traps.
Pulsed IV to identify open and resistive gate defects.
Elevated temperature probing to study device reliability.
Current voltage (I-V) measurements
Probing multiple transistors within the target area to localize a fault can be time-consuming. The Hyperion II System combines PicoCurrent imaging with I-V probing to quickly find potential defects and measure current-voltage curves, without introducing measurement-related shifts.
Capacitance voltage (C-V) measurements
C-V is used to study oxide layers, interface traps and charge carrier densities. The Hyperion II System offers high-resolution C-V with excellent impedance control, low leakage and very low noise.
Pulsed I-V measurements
Pulsed I-V is used for studying self-heating of SOI and trapped charge in high-k dielectric. The Hyperion II System enables high-speed testing of devices with less than 2 nanosecond rise time.
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