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This chapter examines various case studies in semiconductor process integration, highlighting the challenges companies face and the solutions they implemented to overcome them. Key lessons illustrate the importance of understanding interdependencies among process steps, identification of root causes, and the application of engineering interventions. The focus on both yield improvement and reliability underscores the dynamic nature of modern semiconductor fabrication.
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Term: Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
Definition: A method used to identify the underlying reasons for faults or problems, focusing on solutions to eliminate the causes.
Term: Statistical Process Control (SPC)
Definition: A statistical method of quality control that uses statistical methods to monitor and control a process.
Term: Conformal Barrier Layer
Definition: A thin film coating that is uniformly applied to varying topography, crucial for improving adhesion and preventing delamination in semiconductor fabrication.
Term: Dry Cleaning
Definition: A method used in semiconductor processing to clean surfaces with vapor or gas without the use of liquids, reducing surface tension and physical disruption.