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P-FIB dual beam plasma ion beam

P-FIB utilizes xenon ions (Xe+) as its ion source, achieving etching rates 20 times faster than traditional Ga+ FIB, making it suitable for large-scale structures and quick observation of cross-sections, which is something traditional Ga+ FIB cannot achieve. Additionally, P-FIB is equipped with an electron gun, allowing for simultaneous SEM observation during the cutting process, enabling real-time assessment of defect changes.

 

In addition to basic structural observation, the application of P-FIB can also be used for analysis and detection after hotspot or non-destructive analysis, such as confirming anomalies observed through Thermal Emission Microscopy, OM, 3D x-ray, or SAT, by utilizing P-FIB for cross-sectional confirmation at the anomaly site, leading to its increasing use in failure analysis of packaging and chips.

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01.16
2026
This seminar is themed "Silicon Exploration of the Future: The Intelligence Quest of AI × Silicon Photonics," emphasizing how the integration of AI, high-speed computing, silicon photonics, and advanced packaging technology redefines computing efficiency. The concept of "Intelligence Quest" symbolizes the identification and analysis of the best opportunities for future technological development through these key technologies.
For more information: https://www.matek.com/zh-TW/Seminar/detail/all/20250327
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