AUDIRA acoustic-AFM subsurface feature assessment
Nearfield Instruments · Engineering measurement and characterization
- Purpose
- Post-bond interface assessment needs localized subsurface information alongside surface topography.
- Technical approach
- AUDIRA combines acoustic microscopy and AFM sensing to interpret waves through wafer layers and local elasticity changes.
- Scope of use
- Memory/logic buried features and voids are documented; bonded-wafer recipes require actual-stack/depth validation.
- Limitations and open questions
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Scope and limitationsScan step is not detectable-void diameter. Public examples do not qualify every bonded stack or assembled package; validate depth, contrast and false indications.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests preparing stacks, materials/thicknesses, target depths/defects, accessible surfaces and good/defective specimens with reference analysis.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm frequencies, sensing modes, recipes and scan areas; discuss representative-defect detection, repeatability and result validation.
- Public evidence
- Official content explains acoustic/elasticity modes, customer-specific recipes and ordering availability.
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