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High initial RDL via contact resistance: How should the next round of comparisons be designed?

First confirm the initial electrical test, force / sense scope, and normal and anomalous vias that can be localized.

RDL viaInitial contact resistanceKelvin measurements

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  • What are the Kelvin / chain sense scope and normal controls?
  • Did the high reading occur initially or after thermal stress, and where is the targeted interface?
  • How are opening formation, wait time, pre-clean, and seed histories kept comparable?
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  • What are the Kelvin / chain sense scope and normal controls?
  • Did the high reading occur initially or after thermal stress, and where is the targeted interface?
  • How are opening formation, wait time, pre-clean, and seed histories kept comparable?

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