This workshop focuses on the capabilities of the large-sample Dimension IconIR for semiconductor and microelectronic devices, full-size wafers and photomasks, and interconnect devices. Topics include defect detection, chemical identification of nano-contaminants, and material property mapping.
This virtual workshop focuses on defect detection and the chemical-ID characterization of semiconductor and microelectronic devices using photothermal AFM-IR spectroscopy and imaging.
Our applications experts will discuss and demonstrate the use of the new IconIR system for
This recording also includes a Q&A session with the presenters, during which they respond to questions posed by researchers in the semiconductor industry. Topics covered include available configuration options, recommended tip selection for semiconductor applications, and system stability and drift rates.
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Length | Topic | Title |
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10 Minutes | An Introduction to the Dimension IconIR | AFM Meets Infrared: Photothermal AFM-IR Spectroscopy and Imaging |
15 Minutes | Applications in the Semiconductor Industry | From Defect Detection to Chemical Identification of Nano-Contaminants |
15 Minutes | Demonstration of the Dimension IconIR | Chemical Identification and Material Property Mapping of Wafers and Interconnect Devices |
15 Minutes | Live Q&A with the Speakers |
Miriam Unger, Ph.D.
Applications Manager EMEA, NanoIR, Bruker Nano GmbH
Hartmut Stadler, Ph.D.
Applications Engineer, Bruker Nano GmbH