For a specific IDDQ failure only around SRAM cell boundary, we conducted a systematic investigation in the lab involving electrical, physical, and chemical analysis. Following electrical test locating the failure area according to PEM (photon emission microscopy) and physical defect analysis resulting in NDF (no defect found), we explored an alternative method to define the failure. In this paper, we demonstrated the success of using tunneling AFM (TUNA) in diagnosing such an IDDQ failure occurring in FinFET devices. AFM (TUNA) analysis was able to visualize clearly the dopant discrepancies in comparison between the IDDQ fail and pass references in FinFET transistors. The dopant abnormalities indicated the current IDDQ fail was caused by processes that impaired the dopant implantation.
In this article, we report a new 3‐D backlight display for glasses‐free 2‐D/3‐D switchable displays. In this type of 3‐D display, 3‐D works by line patterned back light unit. But light leakages from the 3‐D light guide cause degrade the 3‐D performance. We analyze the light leakages from light guide plate and suggest a novel backlight structure design to improve x‐talk performance.
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