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Tester-Based Methods to Enhance Spatial Resolvability and Interpretation of Time-Integrated and Time-Resolved Emission Measurements
Tester-Based Methods to Enhance Spatial Resolvability and Interpretation of Time-Integrated and Time-Resolved Emission Measurements
Wednesday, November 6, 2013: 11:20 AM
Meeting Room 230B (San Jose McEnery Convention Center)
Summary:
In this paper, we discuss the use of a tester-based methodology to enhance the spatial resolvability and interpretation of time-integrated and time-resolved emission measurements. This technique, first presented at [1] for chip diagnostics and failure localization, is very powerful for extending the capability of modern analytical tools beyond the limits of existing optics and detectors. In particular, we will discuss how the proposed method works and present several test cases for both static and dynamic emission measurements that allow signals from gates 150 nm apart to be resolved.
In this paper, we discuss the use of a tester-based methodology to enhance the spatial resolvability and interpretation of time-integrated and time-resolved emission measurements. This technique, first presented at [1] for chip diagnostics and failure localization, is very powerful for extending the capability of modern analytical tools beyond the limits of existing optics and detectors. In particular, we will discuss how the proposed method works and present several test cases for both static and dynamic emission measurements that allow signals from gates 150 nm apart to be resolved.