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Tools for defect characterization in semiconductor devices: EBIC and voltage contrast

The scanning electron microscope has been widely recognized as one of the most important surface analytical instruments by providing a higher resolution morphology and composition of surfaces. The instrument also provides a unique feature of assessing the electrical operation of the complex devices using the electron beam induced current and voltage contrast modes of operation.