Semiconductor, packaging & electronics

Advanced packaging: microbumps, TSVs & hybrid bonds

Inspect microbumps, through-silicon vias, bond interfaces, and package alignment from cross-section and nondestructive images.

Modalities:Cross-section SEMX-rayC-SAM
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Illustrative SEM-style package cross-section with microbumps and a through-silicon via
1,248
Microbumps
4
Bond voids
1.6 µm
Alignment

Example outputs shown for illustration. Numbers depend on your samples and protocol.

Image: Illustrative rendering (AI-generated, gpt-image-2), not an SEM image of a specific package

What you get

Microbump geometry
TSV / bond-interface findings
Void & delamination map
Alignment proxy
Annotated package cross-section

The measurement, today

Heterogeneous packages bring multiple interfaces into a small area. Engineers often switch between SEM, X-ray, and acoustic images without a shared finding list or overlay record.

What it costs

Bond and interconnect defects can appear only after later assembly or reliability work. A consistent image review helps retain the evidence from each package interface.

From image to reviewed result

  1. 1

    Load package imagery

    Provide calibrated SEM cross-sections, X-ray, or acoustic images of the interfaces under review.

  2. 2

    Register the interfaces

    Identify die, bump, via, bond, and substrate regions so measurements stay tied to package geometry.

  3. 3

    Detect and measure

    Flag visible voids, interconnect irregularities, alignment offsets, and interface discontinuities.

  4. 4

    Export a review set

    Create annotated images and an interface-level finding table for package or reliability review.

Scope: Measures features visible in supplied images. Package qualification, bond strength, and electrical continuity need the complementary reliability and electrical-test methods used by your program.

Send a sample image and a measurement goal

We will show the closest ConductVision workflow and flag what needs custom validation for your images.