Assessment Methodology on Mold Void Defect by Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAM) Non-Destructive Technique

Eric Wong Soon Kiong, C. Y. Lai
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Scanning acoustic microcopy (SAM) method with inverted inspection direction has been successfully develop and evaluate the quality of flip chip underfill and interconnect bonds in manufacturing of microelectronic components. Acoustic microscopes utilize high frequency ultrasound transmitting through the silicon chip backside in one scan to access and examine the internal structures in optically opaque materials. These non-destructive methods relatively enable the defect localization which leads microstructural examinations involving destructive analysis sample preparation. For the justification of accuracy of SAM method analysis, a destructive cross-sectioned and mechanical lapping physical analysis were performed for preparing the samples and examine by optical microscope and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) for defect verification. Cases studies have been demonstrated that the capabilities of conventional SAM inspection and advantages over other analysis method.
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基于扫描声显微镜(SAM)无损技术的模具空洞缺陷评价方法
在微电子元件制造中,成功地开发了一种反向检测方向的扫描声学显微复制(SAM)方法,并对倒装芯片衬底和互连键的质量进行了评价。声学显微镜利用高频超声通过硅片背面进行一次扫描,以进入和检查光学不透明材料的内部结构。这些非破坏性的方法相对地使缺陷定位,从而导致涉及破坏性分析样品制备的微观结构检查。为了验证SAM方法分析的准确性,对样品的制备进行了破坏截面和机械研磨物理分析,并通过光学显微镜和扫描电镜(SEM)进行了缺陷验证。实例研究表明了传统的SAM检测方法的能力和优于其他分析方法的优点。
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