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DGIST develops high-resolution ultrasound transducer for chip inspection
Original: “A Screw Lens Is Used to Visually Inspect Micro-defects in Semiconductor Chips.” DGIST Has Developed a High-Resolution Ultrasound Transducer.
Researchers at DGIST, a Korean science and technology institute, have developed a high-resolution ultrasound transducer that uses a screw-shaped lens to visually inspect micro-defects in semiconductor chips. The technology aims to detect tiny flaws in chips that conventional inspection methods can miss, supporting quality control in semiconductor manufacturing.
Why now: Growing demand for precise defect inspection as semiconductor chips become smaller and more complex
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- “A Screw Lens Is Used to Visually Inspect Micro-defects in Semiconductor Chips.” DGIST Has Developed a High-Resolution Ultrasound Transducer. · Asia Research News |
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