+ Follow SALOMA Tag
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The advanced technique produces high-contrast, layer-by-layer images of semiconductor sites in the ICs by combining the capabilities of a reflectance laser confocal microscope with single-photon, optical beam-induced current (1P-OBIC) imaging.
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