Method of testing semiconductor wafers

Electricity: measuring and testing – Plural – automatically sequential tests

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor wafers are tested more efficiently with an improved throughput. Since a plurality of test items are involved but some tests discover more defects than the others, and since neighboring wafers may be believed to have similar characteristics regarding defects, a spot-checking routine and a preferred sequence in which the plurality of tests are conducted may be selected from the data collected and stored from a preliminary testing so that defective samples are more efficiently identified.

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