Characterization of defects with micro- and nanometer sizes, local variations in materials properties, and localized strains and deformations are critical for predicting the reliability of layer systems, microelectronic devices, MEMS and nano-structured material systems. Microscopic nondestructive evaluation methods are capable of detecting near surface defects of nanometer size. Local material property variations can be measured with nanometer resolution. Localized material degradation can be studied. This paper will discuss high resolution acoustic imaging techniques and the potential to solve the above tasks
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Acoustic waves can penetrate into materials, and thus it is possible to study the microstructure of ...
The science and technology of thin films require the development of nondestructive methods for their...
The paper will give a brief overview on techniques that have been developed or are in progress for h...
Scanning acoustic microscopy and high-frequency acoustic imaging exploit the interaction of ultrason...
Abstract: Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAcM) has been widely used for non-destructive evaluation (N...
Understanding and characterizing matter with high sensitivity and resolution in its three dimensions...
A commercially available scanning-laser-acoustic-microscope {SLAM) has been developed which provides...
Ongoing trends in microelectronics aim at continuously increasing the integration rate and complexit...
The scanning acoustic microscope operating in water with a frequency of 2.5 GHz (wavelength 6000 Å) ...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Since acoustic microscopy was first invented by Quate and Lemons,1 many workers in the field have bu...
In a highly competitive and demanding microelectronics market, reliable non-destructive methods for ...
In industrial manufacturing of microelectronic components, non-destructive failure analysis methods ...
In manufacturing of microelectronic components, non-destructive failure analysis methods are importa...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Acoustic waves can penetrate into materials, and thus it is possible to study the microstructure of ...
The science and technology of thin films require the development of nondestructive methods for their...
The paper will give a brief overview on techniques that have been developed or are in progress for h...
Scanning acoustic microscopy and high-frequency acoustic imaging exploit the interaction of ultrason...
Abstract: Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAcM) has been widely used for non-destructive evaluation (N...
Understanding and characterizing matter with high sensitivity and resolution in its three dimensions...
A commercially available scanning-laser-acoustic-microscope {SLAM) has been developed which provides...
Ongoing trends in microelectronics aim at continuously increasing the integration rate and complexit...
The scanning acoustic microscope operating in water with a frequency of 2.5 GHz (wavelength 6000 Å) ...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Since acoustic microscopy was first invented by Quate and Lemons,1 many workers in the field have bu...
In a highly competitive and demanding microelectronics market, reliable non-destructive methods for ...
In industrial manufacturing of microelectronic components, non-destructive failure analysis methods ...
In manufacturing of microelectronic components, non-destructive failure analysis methods are importa...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Acoustic waves can penetrate into materials, and thus it is possible to study the microstructure of ...
The science and technology of thin films require the development of nondestructive methods for their...