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Have you given the customer an estimate of the cost of utilizing FIB 
analysis for their request?

Dave



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Dave,

The customer was the one that originally suggested lasers and FIB in
their test request, so that path already has been trod.

Bev

 

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Hi Bev! Several thoughts come to mind but this is a family oriented
forum. Turn the table on the request - ask the customer what analytical
technique they suggest! Their request is not a simple analytical
situation. 

Dave Hillman 
Rockwell Collins 
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TechNetters,
I have a customer who wants to know the composition of any materials (if
any) inside copper plated internal microvias.  Obviously traditional
x-sectioning would lead to contamination by the x-sectioning process.
Someone suggested laser cutting, but that is ridiculous, for the same
reason.  Someone else suggested FIB, but this is fiendishly expensive,
especially for the kind of depth of cut we might be talking about here.

Any and all non-Friday afternoon suggestions welcome.
(This last statement will probably backfire on me!)
Bev
RIM

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