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Physics Colloquium by Tony Githinji (Semiconductor Tech Ltd) : How safe is Your Chip Supply Chain?A case study on Advanced Physical Failure Analysis (PFA)

  • Room 123, Physics 1 Building Department of Physics, 254 Phaya Thai Road Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, 10330 Thailand (map)

Safety and precision within semiconductor chip manufacturing are paramount, and this talk delves into the innovative means to achieve both. This talk aims to sensitize on the real-life application of advanced technology. We explore a unique system that combines delayering capability and advanced imaging to craft blueprints that ensure chip manufacturing processes adhere to the highest safety standards of performance and security. At the core of this discussion is a technology that redefines quality assurance in semiconductor chip manufacturing.  By harnessing the power of delayering, this system unveils the intricate layers of chip structures, enabling precise inspection and defect detection.

Integrated imaging elevates this process further, providing a visual blueprint that captures the essence of each chip's design and structure. We will explore how this technology serves as an invaluable tool in ensuring manufacturing safety. It not only empowers manufacturers to pinpoint defects and discrepancies but also provides a blueprint that serves as a reference point for quality control, facilitating a seamless alignment with safety standards.

Let us discover how this innovative system will revolutionize the semiconductor chip manufacturing landscape, aligning safety and precision with the utmost clarity, while maintaining the integrity and excellence of chip production processes.

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