Sue Brown, Jeff Campbell, Sherri Griffin, D. James, R. Haythornthwaite
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Failure mechanisms detected in memory chips during routine construction analysis
Construction analysis is a useful tool to determine microcircuit structure and identify potential failure mechanisms. Cross sectioning procedures used in construction analysis have revealed two possible failure mechanisms. One mechanism involving the use of SOG results in poor adhesion and delamination. The other mechanism permits the corrosion of internal conductors through a combination of discontinuities in the passivation at growth boundaries and internal damage.