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Using Q-YIELD™ (Page 3 of 4)

14 seconds later you have your answer:

 

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It appears that a combination of the rcn and bvrcn parameters could account for 89% of the cases where there are greater than 200 failures on a wafer. You double click on the rule to get more information:

 

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It appears that high failure rates are three times more likely when rcn > 21.42 and bvrcn <= 15.94. Although this does not entirely explain all the cases where there were a high number of failures, looking at the contingency table it is clear that it could explain a large proportion of the cases.

 

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