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Comparison of classical and two-photon photoelectric laser stimulation capabilities for failure analysis
This paper reviews important parameters for the two-photon absorption (TPA) laser stimulation technique and presents results concerning the characterization of the TPA effective spot size along lateral and axial directions. TPA scans are compared with classical photoelectric stimulation images to investigate TPA capabilities for failure analysis and design debug.