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• MICRO:Industry News: 'Round the Circuit (June '99)
  A reported breakthrough in the use of so-called soft x-rays could have benefits for semiconductor device inspection and wafer surface analysis. JMAR Technologies of San Diego says recent tests of its picosecond x-ray source (PXS) module show the module can generate a 3-W, 1-nanosecond beam from...
• Machine Vision: Seeing (Electronically) Is Believing
  . ( This online version also includes information on x-ray inspection systems and other packaging equipment.) Machine vision applications in the pharmaceutical industry have broadened considerably over the last two decades, according to consultant Nello Zuech, president of . Since the first system...
• Technology Roundup: Seeing (Electronically) Is Believing
  efficiencies and improve supply chain management. Below, we provide descriptions of selected vision sensors and systems. Visit to read more about x-ray inspection systems and other equipment used in pharmaceutical packaging that will be featured at Pack Expo. The PresencePLUS P4 AREA & AREA1.3...
• MICRO:July/August 98:Product Technology News
  . The instrument can be used with a range of patterned wafer inspection tools, including the supplier's WF-73X-series systems. Features such as tilt, rotation, and energy-dispersive x-ray (EDX) spectroscopy are available for operating the system as an engineering tool for rapid defect source...
• Medical Device Link .
  X-Ray System Inspects a Range of Medical Devices and Components A high-resolution microfocus x-ray inspection system is available from a supplier of scopes, x-ray systems, magnifiers, and video measurement systems. Applications for the system include inspection of overmolded electrical connectors...
• MICRO: Reducing defects methodically
  the wafer edge, as shown in Figure 2. Defect review and energy dispersive x-ray (EDX) characterization using a SEMVision defect review system from Applied Materials revealed that there were three distinct contamination phases, as depicted in Figure 3. At baseline, mainly small (<=1-um) SiO2 particles...
• The Friction Welding Advantage
  and upset of each weld performed - Fig. 3. Destructive testing, including bend, torsional and tensile tests, are performed, as well as nondestructive examination, to ensure the repeatability of the machines. Nondestructive examination can include ultrasonic, magnetic or X-ray inspections- Fig. 4...
• MICRO:Archives of 1998 Issues
  unit to sell gas delivery components; Ion Systems, Rhetech sign pact U.S. Army lab signs x-ray litho contract; Emcore hits paydirt Ball Semi is on a roll; Leica, Applied demonstrate against defects. MICRO:Archives of 1998 Issues. MICRO Advertiser and Product Information Buyers Guide. Chip Shots...
• MICRO:Product Technology News (Jan '99)
  and sizes. Suitable for use with 300-mm wafers, the automated PW2830 x-ray fluorescence analyzer determines layer composition, contamination, stoichiometry, thickness, dopant levels, and surface uniformity for a wide range of process films. The automatic instrument processes up to 15 wafers per hour...
• What drives defect detection technology?
  and the differential in scan speed requirements illustrated in Figure 5. Only tools based on SEM, extreme ultraviolet, and x-ray technology are expected to meet the sensitivity requirements of this phase, which consistently equals one-third of the minimum circuit feature size. None...

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