Coordinate measurement on wafer level – From single sensors to sensor arrays

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Abstract

Systems fabricated in microtechnological processes are increasingly employed in industrial products. For that purpose, it is necessary to have a method at hand to measure them, just as macroscopic components and systems too, for reasons of quality assurance. Whereas there already exist a multitude of different systems based on diverse measurement principles for the measurement of single microsystems, a cost-effective measurement of a large number of microsystems on wafer level is currently realizable with optical measurement systems only, a fact that owes less to a technical advantage than to a faster measurement rate. This article portrays arrays fit for a parallelized tactile measurement of geometric dimensions and mechanical qualities of microsystems on a wafer. Moreover, it introduces innovative tactile elements for various measuring tasks and structures to be measured.

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Krah, T., Ferreira, N., Büttgenbach, S., Wedmann, A., Härtig, F., & Kniel, K. (2015). Coordinate measurement on wafer level – From single sensors to sensor arrays. In Smart Sensors, Measurement and Instrumentation (Vol. 11, pp. 377–398). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10948-0_19

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