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Device Team ONPY2 Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia 1 Subject: Electrical Failure Analysis expansion for ONPY2 Advantages of upgrading PHEMOS-1000 photoemission microscope with laser scanning and OBIRCH/TIVA modules

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Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Subject:

Electrical Failure

Analysis expansion for ONPY2

Advantages of upgrading PHEMOS-1000 photoemission microscope with laser scanning and OBIRCH/TIVA modules

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Photoemission image quality (backside I-R CCD versus IR-laser scanning)

Since pattern image is taken from the back-side of the wafer, its quality depends on wafer thickness ( the thinner the better quality of the pattern image). T he comparison of pattern images taken by back side I R + CCD versus IR laser scanning is shown above. As can be seen the quality of the pattern image taken by laser scanning is substantially better compared to the re gular I-R CCD. (Note: photoemission image is shifted because used demo system was not calibrated). Improved pattern image laser scanning can be applie d in many further failure techniques (see following slides).

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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TIVA, IR-OBIRCH techniques (Laser Induced Thermal Stimulation, source: Hamamatsu)

TIVA (Thermally Induced Voltage Alteration) is powerful defect analysis tool for fast localization of device defects, particularly the defects found in metal interconnections such as voids, short circuits and resistive vias. The voltage alteration data overlays the LSM image to support the full range of laser-based failure analysis techniques available including TIVA, LIVA (Light Induced Voltage Alteration), OBIC (Optical Beam Induced Current), OBIRCH and SEI (Seebeck Effect Imaging).

Thermal laser stimulation is able to:• localize current related defects from the front side as well as from the backside of ICs• metallic defects such as Micro-bridges, parasitic vias, etc.• non metallic defects such as melted poly-silicon or melted silicon spikes• Affected vias and contacts• defects in capacitors and other structures• Gate related defects: Melted polysilicon or silicon spike in the silicon oxide• practically localizes defects where phonon emission is not generated

Advantages:• Thermal laser stimulation (TLS) can precisely localize the physical defect• No spatial or temporal shift between “hot spot” and laser spot center• No significant thermal spreading• EMMI (Emission comes from mechanisms such as high field) is not as precise as TLS

Microscopy are complementary• Emission microscopy and thermal laser stimulation on the same tool is the right way to go

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Practical application of OBIRCH (to ONPY rejected NCP5810, using Hamamatsu DEMO tool)

Rejected unit from NPD qual lot NCP5810 was used for investigation (the lot yielded poorly about 30%). OBIRCH clearly localized place where change o f the resistance was marginal. In parallel investig ation in PAL was on-going. The root cause found by PAL: i ncomplete removal of the polysilicon which caused a short to Metal1 in INV_PWR_PMOS. Detailed report ca n be downloaded from: http://pal.onsemi.com/Reports/Internal_Reports/2006 /P060728-001.pdf

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Application TIVA/OBIRCH to BIP18V FA

Note: This information was extracted from Yield meeting report for WW40, detailed report on Metal stringers can be found here: \\Chopok\Device_Probe\18V_Bipolar\Analysis\18V BIP NCP5318 stringers\NCP5318 Stringers.ppt

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Known issues they are detected by TIVA technique on bip 18V:

1) TiW stringers (interlayer shorts and leakages)

2) particle-related issues (affected Vias)

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Application TIVA/OBIRCH to PS3 FA

Note: This information was extracted from Yield meeting report for WW40

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1) HS GS-High side driver leakage Bin10 (observed sensitivity to light), root cause still not found, preliminary report can be found on:\\Chopok\process\PROC_GROUP\PS3\Device_group\PS3_Analyses\AK16-GS_Leakage\HSGSMeasurementData\AK16-HSGSLeakage.ppt

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Application TIVA/OBIRCH to PS5LV FA

Note: This information was extracted from Yield meeting report for WW40

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Known issues they can detected by TIVA technique on PS5LV (example on NCP5381):

1) Failures caused by SOG particles (affected Vias, opened Vias, Via poisoning, etc.) ~0.82% yield loss

2) Metal shorting (see next page for details), PS5LV general

3) Vr FAN pin lekage on NCP5381

4) IVCCA on NCP5214 (root cause open Vias)

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Example of possible application TIVA to PS5LV issue

Note: Detailed report is located: \\Chopok\Device_Probe\Powersense_5LV\Analysis\PS5LV SH23613.1X M2 shorting\NCP5050 M2 shorting.ppt

Defect(s) were observed only by optical microscope at highest magnification and lowest aperture. It was necessary to laser mark (by laser cutter) place for FIB cut.Note: Deprocessed wafer mentioned on page 3 was used in this investigation

Important: Investigation time can be rapidly reduce d by applying TIVA technique, which can easily and fast localize these defects

Device Team ONPY2Written by V. Kulikov in 25 Sept. 2006, updated 6.Oct.2006 Piestany, Slovakia

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Conclusion/summary

Laser scanning upgrade advantages

• substantial improvement of backside pattern images for photoemission detection• thickness of the wafer does not affect pattern ima ge quality - possible to use thicker wafers for back side PE• Extension of PEM by TLS module (Thermal laser stim ulation) for precise failure analysis

TIVA/OBIRCH upgrade advantages

• Opens new possibility for detection and localizing of metallic, non-metallic (polymer) defects, affec ted viasand contacts, defects in capacitor dielectrics, gat e related defects and others that are not visible b y photoemission

• Thermal laser stimulation (TLS) can precisely loca lize the physical defect• No spatial or temporal shift between “hot spot” and laser spot center• No significant thermal spreading• EMMI (Emission comes from mechanisms such as high field) is not as precise as TLS• Microscopies are complementary, Emission microscopy and thermal laser stimulation on the same tool is the

right way to go

Issues and Experiences in ONPY2

• Capacitor leakages, remaining polysilicon, affecte d and broken VIAS, leakages, etc...

Note: Figures and results shown in this presentation were obtained from the demo tool at Hamamtsu area (if not mentioned different) where ONPY2 material was put under investigation. Acknowledge to Mr. Ortner for his support.

Summary: As shown above TIVA technique may help to localize many of previously observed defects on all technologies in ONPY2, thus reduce investigation time and reduce FAB scrap.