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years ago, I used a micro section device. (you may find it at display
section of MRS conference). If I remember correctly, it was invented by IBM
and marketed by a third party (sorry, can't remember the name). The device
has three micrometers mount on a stand. The position pin can be adjusted to
a level which the material required to be removed (plane of interests).
Three "stop posts" prevent the sample to be over grinded/polished. I used
the device once or twice. You can section the sample to particular line on
fan-out pattern of to an IC circuit ( > few micron). X-ray photo with
"clear moulding compond" are helpful to position the area of interest. The
microsection job was not easy, but the device made it a little bit tolerable.
jk
At 01:59 PM 4/30/99 EDT, you wrote:
>Hans
>If you find such a system be certain to alert the world.
>
>What you aret alking about is called a human being. One that can look at the
>section at incremental grinds and determine where they are in relation to what
>is needed.
>
>All automated systems go to a preset location and you get what is at
>that preset location. Hence the need to have an alignment system to put
>what you want at the right location.
>
>Susan Mansilla
>Technical Director
>Robisan Lab
>
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