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Novel sample preparation techniques in exposing die backside on molded packages
Two novel sample preparation methods to access the backside of a die in a molded package have been developed. The first approach is a chemical method to etch away the die paddle, and the other is a mechanical approach through peeling off of the paddle after mechanical thinning. Once the conductive die-attach is exposed, it is removed using nitric acid.