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What stage of the semiconductor manufacturing process is it primarily used in?
After each critical stage of semiconductor production, such as lithography, etching or cmp polishing, wafer defect inspection equipment is used to check the wafer surface for scratches, particulate foreign matter and other types of defects.
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What defects can be identified?
Capable of accurate detection of 2D and 3D graphic defects, these devices are suitable for a wide range of critical semiconductor manufacturing processes, including adi (Application Driver Integration), AEI (Application Equipment Integration), CMP (Chemical Mechanical Polishing), and OOA (Out-Of-Air Quality Assurance). By detecting a wide range of defects such as particles, scratches, graphic defects, adhesive residue and cracks, these devices can significantly improve line yields and product quality.
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What are the implications for production management?
Semiconductor wafer defect inspection equipment plays a vital role in ensuring the production of high-quality, high-reliability semiconductor products. Through continuous monitoring and defect detection of wafers after each process, it helps semiconductor manufacturers improve yields, reduce scrap, lower costs and ultimately optimize products and services.