Product wafer junction leakage measurement using light and eddy

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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G01R 31302

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060723203

ABSTRACT:
A method for measuring junction leakage in a semiconductor product wafer while applying varying light to the wafer. A surface photovoltage characteristic for the wafer and an eddy current characteristic for the wafer in response to the light are measured. A junction leakage characteristic for at least one of junction types is determined by simultaneously measuring the surface photovoltage and the induced eddy current characteristics in response to a light flash.

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"A Novel Contactless Method fro Measuring Collector-Isolation P-N Junction Capacitance in LSI Wafers," Electrochemical Society Paper, R.L. Verkuil, 1981, (6 pgs), (unavailable month).

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