We exploit a structural knowledge representation scheme called System Entity Structure (SES) methodology to represent and manage wafer failure patterns which can make a significant influence to FABs in the semiconductor industry. It is important for the engineers to simulate various system verification processes by using predefined system entities (e.g., decomposition, taxonomy, and coupling relationships of a system) contained in the SES. For better computational performance, given a certain failure pattern, a Pruned SES (PES) can be extracted by selecting the only relevant system entities from the SES. Therefore, the SES-based simulation system allows the engineers to efficiently evaluate and monitor semiconductor data by i) analyzing failures to find out the corresponding causes and ii) managing historical data related to such failures.
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Young-Shin HAN, SoYoung KIM, TaeKyu KIM, Jason J. JUNG, "Automatic Defect Classification System in Semiconductors EDS Test Based on System Entity Structure Methodology" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E93-D, no. 7, pp. 2001-2004, July 2010, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E93.D.2001.
Abstract: We exploit a structural knowledge representation scheme called System Entity Structure (SES) methodology to represent and manage wafer failure patterns which can make a significant influence to FABs in the semiconductor industry. It is important for the engineers to simulate various system verification processes by using predefined system entities (e.g., decomposition, taxonomy, and coupling relationships of a system) contained in the SES. For better computational performance, given a certain failure pattern, a Pruned SES (PES) can be extracted by selecting the only relevant system entities from the SES. Therefore, the SES-based simulation system allows the engineers to efficiently evaluate and monitor semiconductor data by i) analyzing failures to find out the corresponding causes and ii) managing historical data related to such failures.
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