WO2022209263A1 - 検査方法、導電性部材、及び検査装置 - Google Patents
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- One aspect of the present invention relates to an inspection method, a conductive member, and an inspection apparatus.
- the method of observing photoluminescence as described above can detect leakage defects, contact defects (open defects, high-resistance defects, and high-threshold defects) cannot be detected appropriately. Therefore, in the method of observing photoluminescence as described above, defective products (light emitting devices with poor contact) may be included in the light emitting devices that are determined to be good products because they are not leak defective. It may not be possible to appropriately determine whether the light emitting element is good or bad.
- One embodiment of the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances.
- a contact failure of the light-emitting element can be appropriately detected, and the quality of the light-emitting element can be determined.
- the purpose is to improve accuracy.
- An inspection method includes a contact step of bringing a conductive member into contact with a measurement object on which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed; and a first measurement step of irradiating the measurement object with light in the state where the measurement object is located, and measuring light emission generated by the measurement object.
- the inspection method in a state in which the conductive member is in contact with the measurement object on which the plurality of light emitting elements are formed, the measurement object is irradiated with light, and the measurement object emits light. Measured.
- the state in which the conductive member is in contact with the object to be measured is a state in which each light emitting element is short-circuited. Therefore, recombination of carriers is less likely to occur in non-defective light emitting elements, resulting in lower emission luminance.
- the measurement object in a state in which the conductive member is in contact with the measurement object, the measurement object is irradiated with light and the light emission from the measurement object is measured. , it becomes possible to distinguish between a light emitting element with no contact failure and a light emitting element with poor contact based on the measured luminance of light emission. As a result, it is possible to appropriately detect the contact failure of the light-emitting element and improve the accuracy of determining the quality of the light-emitting element.
- the inspection method may further include a second measurement step of irradiating the object to be measured with light while the conductive member is not in contact with the object to be measured, and measuring the light emission generated by the object to be measured. good.
- the brightness of the light emitted from the measurement object when the conductive member is not in contact with the measurement object varies depending on the presence or absence of leakage defects. For this reason, in a state in which the conductive member is not in contact with the measurement object, light emitted from the measurement object irradiated with light is measured. It is possible to distinguish between non-defective light-emitting elements and leak-defective light-emitting elements. This makes it possible to appropriately detect leakage defects in the light emitting element.
- the inspection method is obtained by specifying the light emitting element with the contact failure based on the measurement result in the first measurement step and specifying the light emitting element with the leakage failure based on the measurement result in the second measurement step.
- a determination step of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad based on the identification result may be further included. According to such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately detect a light-emitting element with a contact failure and a light-emitting element with a leak failure as defective products, and improve the accuracy of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad.
- a conductive member may be attached to the object to be measured.
- the first measurement step can be performed while the conductive member is stably brought into contact with the object to be measured.
- the reflected image A specifying step of specifying a position corresponding to each light emitting element of the measurement object may be further included.
- a conductive member according to one aspect of the present invention is a conductive member used in the inspection method described above, and is configured to be able to come into contact with an object to be measured. According to such a conductive member, the above-described inspection method can be performed appropriately, a contact failure of the light emitting element can be detected appropriately, and the quality judgment accuracy of the light emitting element can be improved.
- the conductive member may be configured so that it can be attached to the object to be measured. With such a conductive member, it is possible to stably contact the object to be measured, so that it is possible to more preferably perform an inspection related to contact failure.
- An inspection apparatus includes a light irradiation unit that irradiates light onto a measurement object on which a plurality of light emitting elements is formed, and light emitted from the measurement object according to the light irradiated by the light irradiation unit.
- An optical measurement unit that measures light emission, and a processing unit that outputs the measurement result of the optical measurement unit, the processing unit outputs the measurement result of the optical measurement unit while the conductive member is in contact with the object to be measured. Output.
- the brightness of the light emitted from the object to be measured while the conductive member is in contact with the object to be measured differs depending on whether or not there is a contact failure.
- the inspection apparatus by outputting the measurement result of the light measurement unit in a state where the conductive member is in contact with the measurement object, It is possible to distinguish between light emitting elements with no contact failure and light emitting elements with contact failure. As a result, it is possible to appropriately detect the contact failure of the light-emitting element and improve the accuracy of determining the quality of the light-emitting element.
- the processing unit may further output the measurement result by the optical measurement unit when the conductive member is not in contact with the measurement object.
- the brightness of the light emitted from the object to be measured when the conductive member is not in contact with the object to be measured differs depending on whether or not there is a leakage defect. Therefore, by outputting the measurement result of the optical measurement unit in a state in which the conductive member is not in contact with the object to be measured, it is possible to determine whether the light emitting element that is not leaking or the light emitting element that is leaking is detected based on the luminance of the measured light emission. It becomes possible to distinguish between This makes it possible to appropriately detect leakage defects in the light emitting element.
- the processing unit identifies the light-emitting element with poor contact from the measurement result obtained by the optical measurement unit while the conductive member is in contact with the measurement object, and determines the state in which the conductive member is not in contact with the measurement object.
- the quality of the light emitting element and the defective product may be determined based on the identification result obtained by identifying the light emitting element with the leak defect from the measurement result by the optical measurement unit in the above. According to such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately detect a light-emitting element with a contact failure and a light-emitting element with a leak failure as defective products, and improve the accuracy of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad.
- the conductive member may be attached to the measurement object while the conductive member is in contact with the measurement object. Accordingly, it is possible to perform an inspection for contact failure while the conductive member is stably brought into contact with the object to be measured.
- the light measurement unit further measures reflected light from the measurement object according to the light irradiated by the light irradiation unit, and the processing unit measures a reflected light obtained by measuring the reflected light in the light measurement unit, and A position corresponding to each light-emitting element of the measurement object in the reflected image may be specified based on design data of the measurement object acquired in advance. As a result, it is possible to determine from which light emitting element on the design data the light is emitted when the light emission is measured.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an inspection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. It is a figure which shows the short circuit defect and contact defect in a PL image. It is a flowchart which shows the procedure of an inspection method.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an inspection apparatus 1 according to this embodiment.
- the inspection apparatus 1 is an apparatus for inspecting a sample S (object to be measured).
- the sample S is, for example, a semiconductor device in which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed on a wafer.
- the light-emitting device is, for example, an LED, a mini-LED, a ⁇ LED, an SLD device, a laser device, a vertical laser device (VCSEL), or the like.
- the inspection apparatus 1 observes photoluminescence (specifically, fluorescence) for each of the plurality of light-emitting elements formed in the sample S to determine whether the defective product corresponds to a contact failure or a leak failure, or , to determine whether the product is acceptable.
- photoluminescence specifically, fluorescence
- the method for inspecting a light-emitting element based on photoluminescence can perform inspection by acquiring a fluorescence image. can be inspected.
- the inspection apparatus 1 includes a chuck 11, an XY stage 12, an excitation light source 20 (light irradiation section), an optical system 30, a dichroic mirror 40, an objective lens 51, and a Z stage 52. , an imaging lens 72 , a camera 82 (optical measurement section), a dark box 90 , a control device 100 (processing section), and a monitor 110 .
- the dark box 90 accommodates, for example, the components other than the control device 100 and the monitor 110 among the components described above, and is provided to avoid the influence of external light on each component accommodated.
- each component housed in the dark box 90 may be mounted on a vibration isolation table in order to improve the quality of the image captured by the camera 82 (improvement of image quality and prevention of positional deviation of the image).
- the chuck 11 is a holding member that holds the sample S.
- the chuck 11 holds the sample S by vacuum-sucking the wafer of the sample S, for example.
- the XY stage 12 is a stage that moves the chuck 11 holding the sample S in the XY directions (front-rear and left-right directions), that is, in directions along the mounting surface of the sample S on the chuck 11 .
- the XY stage 12 moves the chuck 11 in the XY directions under the control of the control device 100 so that each of the plurality of light emitting elements sequentially becomes the irradiation region of the excitation light.
- the inspection apparatus 1 may further include a rotation stage ( ⁇ stage; not shown).
- Such a rotating stage may be provided above the XY stage 12 and below the chuck 11 , or may be provided integrally with the XY stage 12 .
- the rotating stage is for aligning the vertical and horizontal positions of the sample S with high accuracy. By providing the rotating stage, it is possible to shorten the time for alignment and the like, and shorten the total time for data processing.
- the excitation light source 20 is a light irradiation unit that generates excitation light to irradiate the sample S and irradiates the sample S with the excitation light.
- the excitation light source 20 may be any light source capable of generating light having a wavelength that excites the light emitting element of the sample S, such as an LED, a laser, a halogen lamp, a mercury lamp, a D2 lamp, a plasma light source, or the like.
- the inspection apparatus 1 may further include a sensor that monitors the illumination luminance in order to keep the luminance of the excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 20 constant. Further, in order to reduce shading as much as possible, a diffusion plate, a fly-eye lens, or the like may be used at the position where the excitation light is emitted from the excitation light source 20 to homogenize the luminance distribution.
- the optical system 30 includes an optical fiber cable 31 and a light guide lens 32 .
- the optical fiber cable 31 is a light-guiding optical fiber cable connected to the excitation light source 20 .
- the light guide lens 32 is, for example, a single or compound convex lens, and guides the excitation light arriving via the optical fiber cable 31 toward the dichroic mirror 40 .
- the inspection apparatus 1 includes a bandpass filter (not shown) between the excitation light source 20 and the dichroic mirror 40. may
- the dichroic mirror 40 is a mirror made using a special optical material that reflects light of a specific wavelength and transmits light of other wavelengths. Specifically, the dichroic mirror 40 reflects the excitation light in the direction of the objective lens 51 and transmits photoluminescence (more specifically, fluorescence) from the light-emitting element, which is light in a wavelength band different from that of the excitation light, to the imaging lens 72 . It is configured to transmit in all directions.
- the region of the normal emission spectrum of excitation light may be on the lower wavelength side than the region of the normal emission spectrum of fluorescence (normal fluorescence spectrum). That is, the dichroic mirror 40 reflects excitation light, which is light in a low wavelength band, toward the objective lens 51 , and transmits fluorescent light, which is light in a higher wavelength band than the excitation light, toward the imaging lens 72 .
- the objective lens 51 is configured to observe the sample S, and collects the excitation light guided by the dichroic mirror 40 onto the sample S.
- the Z stage 52 moves the objective lens 51 in the Z direction (vertical direction), that is, in a direction intersecting the mounting surface of the sample S on the chuck 11 to perform focus adjustment.
- the imaging lens 72 is a lens that forms an image of the fluorescence of the light-emitting element that has passed through the dichroic mirror 40 and guides the fluorescence to the camera 82 .
- a camera 82 captures the fluorescence of the light emitting element. That is, the camera 82 performs measurement by capturing the luminescence (fluorescence) generated in the sample S in response to the excitation light emitted by the excitation light source 20 .
- Camera 82 detects the image formed by imaging lens 72 .
- the camera 82 outputs a PL image (fluorescence image), which is the imaging result, to the control device 100 .
- the camera 82 is, for example, an area image sensor such as CCD or MOS.
- the camera 82 may be configured by a line sensor or a TDI sensor. Note that the camera 82 also captures (measures) reflected light from the sample S corresponding to the excitation light applied to the sample S by the excitation light source 20, as will be described later.
- the control device 100 controls the XY stage 12, the excitation light source 20, the Z stage 52, and the camera 82. Specifically, the controller 100 controls the XY stage 12 to adjust the irradiation area of the excitation light (irradiation area on the sample S). The controller 100 controls the Z stage 52 to adjust the focus of the excitation light. The control device 100 controls the pumping light source 20 to adjust the emission of the pumping light and adjust the wavelength, amplitude, and the like of the pumping light. The control device 100 controls the camera 82 to make adjustments related to acquisition of fluorescence images. In addition, the control device 100 determines the quality of the light-emitting element based on the fluorescence image captured by the camera 82 (details will be described later).
- the control device 100 is a computer and physically includes a memory such as a RAM and a ROM, a processor (arithmetic circuit) such as a CPU, a communication interface, and a storage unit such as a hard disk. Examples of the control device 100 include personal computers, cloud servers, smart devices (smartphones, tablet terminals, etc.). The control device 100 functions by causing the CPU of the computer system to execute a program stored in memory.
- a monitor 110 is a display device that displays a PL image (fluorescence image) or the like, which is a measurement result.
- This inspection method includes a contact step, a first measurement step, a second measurement step, a determination step, and a specification step.
- the first measurement step (and the contact step that precedes the first measurement step) may be performed before the second measurement step or after the second measurement step.
- the determination step is performed after the first measurement step and the second measurement step.
- the specific step is performed before the first measurement step (and the contact step performed prior to the first measurement step) and before the second measurement step.
- the contact step is a step of bringing a sheet-shaped conductive tape 15, which is a conductive member, into contact with the sample S on which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed.
- the conductive tape 15 is configured to be able to contact the sample S. As shown in FIG. More specifically, the conductive tape 15 is configured to be able to be attached to the sample S.
- a conductive tape 15 is attached to the sample S. As shown in FIG. That is, the conductive tape 15 is attached to the sample S when the sample S is in contact with the conductive tape 15 .
- the conductive tape 15 is attached to the device surface, which is the surface of the sample S on which the light emitting elements are formed, for example.
- the conductive tape 15 may be attached to at least a portion of the device surface instead of the entire device surface.
- the conductive tape 15 may be, for example, a conductive dicing tape that is an adhesive tape for fixing the sample S in the subsequent dicing process of the sample S and has conductivity.
- the device surface to which the conductive tape 15 is attached is the surface to be adsorbed by the chuck 11, and the reverse surface, which is the opposite surface, is exposed to the excitation light. It is arranged so as to be an irradiation surface.
- the suction area by the chuck 11 may be an area of the device surface of the sample S to which the conductive tape 15 is not attached. That is, for example, when the conductive tape 15 is the central portion of the device surface of the sample S, the peripheral portion of the device surface (region where the conductive tape 15 is not attached) may be the adsorption region. .
- the conductive member is described as being the conductive tape 15, but the conductive member may be a sheet-shaped member other than the tape (a member that simply contacts the sample S without being attached), A non-sheet-like member may be used.
- the chuck 11 may function as a conductive member.
- a conductive layer functioning as a conductive member may be formed on the surface of the sample S in advance.
- the first measurement step is a step of irradiating the sample S with excitation light while the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S after the contact step, and measuring the luminescence generated in the sample S.
- the first measurement step is a measurement step for detecting a light-emitting element with poor contact (details will be described later).
- the back surface of the sample S is irradiated with excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 20 while the sample S is placed on the chuck 11 as shown in FIG.
- Light emitted from the sample S in response to the excitation light is transmitted through the dichroic mirror 40, formed into an image by the imaging lens 72, and detected (measured) by the camera 82 as a PL image.
- the control device 100 outputs the detection (measurement) result by the camera 82 in the state where the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S for the determination step described later.
- the second measurement step is a step of irradiating the sample S with excitation light while the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S, and measuring the luminescence generated in the sample S.
- the second measurement step is a measurement step related to detection of a light emitting element having a leak failure (details will be described later).
- the device surface of the sample S is irradiated with the excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 20 while the sample S is placed on the chuck 11 .
- the back surface of the sample S is used as the irradiation surface in the first measurement step, but the device surface of the sample S is used as the irradiation surface in the second measurement step.
- the control device 100 outputs the detection (measurement) result by the camera 82 in the state where the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S for the determination step described later.
- the identification step is a step of aligning the light-emitting elements, which is performed before the first measurement step and the second measurement step.
- the identification step based on the reflected image obtained by irradiating the sample S with light and measuring the reflected light from the sample S and the design data of the sample S acquired in advance, each of the samples S in the reflected image Identify the position corresponding to the light emitting element (align the light emitting element).
- the back surface of the sample S is irradiated with light emitted from the excitation light source 20, and the reflected light is detected by the camera 82 to obtain a reflected image (see the lower left diagram in FIG. 2). be done.
- the device surface of the sample S is irradiated with light emitted from the excitation light source 20, and the reflected light is detected by the camera 82 to produce a reflected image (see the upper left diagram in FIG. 2). is obtained.
- the reflected images show images corresponding to each light emitting element 200 and each electrode 300 .
- the control device 100 identifies the position corresponding to each light emitting element of the sample S in the reflected image by comparing the reflected image with the design data of the sample S.
- the design data here indicates at least the state (position, shape, etc.) of each light emitting element and electrode of the sample S.
- each light emitting element of the sample S is specified at which position in the acquired image, so that in the first measurement step and the second measurement step It is possible to specify which light-emitting element each position of the acquired PL image corresponds to. Note that, as described above, the surfaces on which the reflected images are observed are different between the specific step before the first measurement step and the specific step before the second measurement step. When identifying the correspondence, it is necessary to match (convert) the addresses between the two reflected images.
- the determination step is performed by the control device 100.
- the control device 100 identifies the light emitting element with poor contact based on the measurement result in the first measurement step (the measurement result by the camera 82 in the state where the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S).
- the measurement result in the second measurement step identify the light emitting element with the leak failure based on the identification result. Distinguish between good and bad products.
- the state in which the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S which is the state in which the first measurement step is performed, is a state in which each light emitting element is short-circuited. Therefore, recombination of carriers is less likely to occur in a non-defective light-emitting element, and the emission luminance is relatively low.
- the light-emitting elements with poor contact even when the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S (the light-emitting elements are short-circuited), carrier recombination is active inside the light-emitting elements. As a result, the luminance of emitted light becomes higher than that of a non-defective light-emitting element.
- the control device 100 identifies the luminance of each light emitting element in the PL image, and identifies the light emitting element with poor contact based on the luminance. In the lower right PL image of FIG. 2, only the luminance of a certain light emitting element 200z is higher than the luminance of the other light emitting elements. In such a case, the control device 100 identifies the light emitting element 200z as a light emitting element with poor contact.
- the control device 100 generates and outputs a contact failure map that defines the addresses of the light emitting elements with contact failure.
- the light emission luminance of the light emitting element with the leak defect is equal to that of the non-defective light emission. It becomes extremely small compared to the element.
- the control device 100 identifies the luminance of each light emitting element in the PL image, and identifies the light emitting element with the leak failure based on the luminance. In the upper right PL image of FIG. 2, only the luminance of a certain light emitting element 200x is extremely low compared to the luminance of the other light emitting elements. In such a case, the control device 100 identifies the light emitting element 200x as a light emitting element with a leak failure.
- the control device 100 generates and outputs a leak defect map that defines the addresses of the leak defect light emitting elements.
- the control device 100 identifies a non-defective light-emitting element based on the contact defect map and the leak defect map, and outputs the address of the non-defective light-emitting element. That is, the control device 100 derives the exclusive OR of the contact failure map and the leakage failure map to identify light emitting elements that are not defective in contact and are not defective in leakage, and determines the light emitting elements to be non-defective. is determined as defective, and the address of the non-defective light emitting element is output. As a result, defective light emitting elements are not used in subsequent processes, and the quality of panels and the like using light emitting elements can be improved.
- control device 100 may distinguish between good light emitting elements and defective light emitting elements and output respective addresses. Further, the control device 100 may distinguish between a light emitting element with a contact failure and a light emitting element with a leak failure, and output respective addresses.
- FIG. 3 is a flow chart showing the procedure of the inspection method.
- the procedure shown in FIG. 3 is an example, and for example, the processing group of steps S4 to S8 (processing related to contact defect detection) is preferable to the processing group of steps S1 to S3 (processing related to leak defect detection). group) may be performed first. However, in that case, it is necessary to perform the peeling/cleaning work (details will be described later) in step S10 after the end of the process group related to contact failure detection and before the start of the process group related to leak failure detection. be.
- step S1 a process of aligning the light emitting elements based on the pattern image (reflection image) is performed (step S1 : specific step). Specifically, based on the reflected image obtained by irradiating the sample S with light and measuring the reflected light from the sample S and design data of the sample S obtained in advance, each of the samples S in the reflected image A location corresponding to the light emitting element is identified.
- step S2 second measurement step.
- the device surface of the sample S is irradiated with the excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 20 while the sample S is placed on the chuck 11 .
- step S3 determination step.
- the control device 100 identifies a light-emitting element whose luminance is extremely low compared to other light-emitting elements as a light-emitting element with a leak failure.
- step S4 contact step
- the bonding operation may be performed under atmospheric pressure or in a vacuum. In the latter case, for example, the sample S may be placed in a chamber and the conductive tape 15 may be bonded to the device surface in a vacuum.
- the adhesion work of the conductive tape is performed (step S5).
- step S6 identification step. Specifically, based on the reflected image obtained by irradiating the sample S with light and measuring the reflected light from the sample S and design data of the sample S obtained in advance, each of the samples S in the reflected image A location corresponding to the light emitting element is identified.
- step S7 first measurement step.
- the back surface of the sample S is irradiated with the excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 20 while the sample S is placed on the chuck 11 .
- step S8 discrimination step.
- the control device 100 identifies a light emitting element having a higher luminance than other light emitting elements as a light emitting element with a leak failure.
- a non-defective light emitting element is specified based on the contact defect map and the leak defect map, and the address of the non-defective light emitting element is output (step S9: determination step).
- the peeling work is the work of peeling the conductive tape 15 from the device surface of the sample S.
- the peeling method differs depending on the adhesion method of the conductive tape 15.
- a peeling method such as irradiating the conductive tape 15 with UV may be adopted.
- the cleaning work is the work of cleaning the adhesive surface of the sample S after peeling.
- organic cleaning such as acetone, and alkali cleaning for dissolving and peeling off organic substances may be employed.
- the electrode material of the light-emitting element such as LED is, for example, a conductive oxide of ITO building, cleaning with acid or removal of organic matter with O 2 plasma is also effective.
- the conductive member may be a conductive film formed by depositing a liquid conductive material on the device surface of the sample S.
- the conductive film may be formed by, for example, placing the sample S on a spin coater and performing spin coating.
- the conductive film may be formed by placing the sample S in a spray coater and spray coating.
- a water-soluble organic film may be used. In this case, it can be easily removed by washing with water in the peeling work.
- the inspection method includes a contact step of bringing the conductive tape 15 into contact with the sample S on which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed, and a state in which the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S after the contact step. and a first measurement step of irradiating the sample S with light and measuring the luminescence generated in the sample S.
- the inspection method According to the inspection method according to the present embodiment, light is emitted to the sample S with the conductive tape 15 in contact with the sample S on which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed, and light emission from the sample S is measured.
- the state in which the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S is a state in which each light emitting element is short-circuited. Therefore, recombination of carriers is less likely to occur in a non-defective light emitting element, resulting in lower emission luminance.
- the light-emitting elements with poor contact even when the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S (the light-emitting elements are short-circuited), carrier recombination is active inside the light-emitting elements.
- the luminance of emitted light becomes higher than that of a non-defective light-emitting element.
- the brightness of the light emitted from the sample S when the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S varies depending on the presence or absence of contact failure. Therefore, as in the inspection method according to the present embodiment, the light emitted from the sample S is measured while the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S. It is possible to distinguish between a light emitting element with no contact failure and a light emitting element with poor contact based on the luminance of light emission. As a result, it is possible to appropriately detect the contact failure of the light-emitting element and improve the accuracy of determining the quality of the light-emitting element.
- the above inspection method may further include a second measurement step of irradiating the sample S with light while the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S and measuring the light emitted from the sample S.
- the brightness of the light emitted from the sample S when the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S varies depending on whether or not there is a leakage defect. Therefore, in a state where the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S, by measuring the light emission from the sample S irradiated with the light, there is no leak failure based on the measured luminance of the light emission. It becomes possible to distinguish between light emitting elements and light emitting elements with leak defects. This makes it possible to appropriately detect leakage defects in the light emitting element.
- the light emitting element having the contact failure is specified based on the measurement result in the first measurement step
- the light emitting element having the leakage failure is specified based on the measurement result in the second measurement step.
- the method may further include a determination step of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad. According to such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately detect a light-emitting element with a contact failure and a light-emitting element with a leak failure as defective products, and improve the accuracy of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad.
- a conductive tape 15 may be attached to the sample S.
- the first measurement step can be performed while the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S stably.
- the above inspection method is based on a reflected image obtained by irradiating the sample S with light and measuring the reflected light from the sample S and design data of the sample S obtained in advance.
- a specifying step of specifying a position corresponding to each light emitting element may be further included. As a result, it is possible to determine from which light emitting element on the design data the light is emitted when the light emission is measured.
- the conductive tape 15 is a conductive member used in the inspection method described above, and is configured to be able to contact the sample S. According to such a conductive tape 15, the inspection method described above can be performed appropriately, and contact failures of the light emitting elements can be detected appropriately, thereby improving the quality determination accuracy of the light emitting elements.
- the conductive tape 15 may be configured so that it can be attached to the sample S. Since such a conductive tape 15 can be stably contacted with the sample S, it is possible to more preferably perform an inspection for contact failure.
- the inspection apparatus 1 includes an excitation light source 20 that irradiates light onto a sample S on which a plurality of light emitting elements are formed, and measures light emitted from the sample S in response to the light emitted by the excitation light source 20. and a control device 100 that outputs the measurement result of the camera 82 .
- the brightness of light emitted from the sample S when the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S varies depending on the presence or absence of contact failure. For this reason, as in the inspection apparatus 1 according to the present embodiment, by outputting the measurement result by the camera 82 in the state where the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S, contact failure can be detected based on the measured luminance of light emission.
- the control device 100 may further output the result of measurement by the camera 82 when the sample S is not in contact with the conductive tape 15 .
- the brightness of the light emitted from the sample S when the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S varies depending on whether or not there is a leakage defect. Therefore, by outputting the measurement result of the camera 82 in a state in which the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S, it is possible to distinguish between the light emitting elements that are not defective and the light emitting elements that are defective based on the luminance of the measured light emission. can be distinguished. This makes it possible to appropriately detect leakage defects in the light emitting element.
- the control device 100 identifies the light emitting element with poor contact from the measurement result obtained by the camera 82 while the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S, and determines the state in which the conductive tape 15 is not in contact with the sample S.
- a light emitting element with a leak defect may be identified from the measurement results obtained by the camera 82 in , and the quality of the light emitting element and defective products may be determined based on the identification result. According to such a configuration, it is possible to appropriately detect a light-emitting element with a contact failure and a light-emitting element with a leak failure as defective products, and improve the accuracy of determining whether the light-emitting element is good or bad.
- the conductive tape 15 may be attached to the sample S while the conductive tape 15 is in contact with the sample S. This makes it possible to inspect for contact failures while the conductive tape 15 is in stable contact with the sample S.
- the camera 82 further measures the reflected light from the sample S according to the light irradiated by the excitation light source 20, and the control device 100 measures the reflected light obtained by measuring the reflected light in the camera 82, and the reflected image obtained in advance.
- the position corresponding to each light-emitting element of the sample S in the reflected image may be specified based on the design data of the sample S that has been obtained. As a result, it is possible to determine from which light emitting element on the design data the light is emitted when the light emission is measured.
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- 複数の発光素子が形成された測定対象物に導電性部材を接触させる接触ステップと、
前記接触ステップの後において、前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触している状態で、前記測定対象物に光を照射し、前記測定対象物にて発生した発光を計測する第1計測ステップと、を備える検査方法。 - 前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触していない状態で、前記測定対象物に光を照射し、前記測定対象物にて発生した発光を計測する第2計測ステップを更に備える、請求項1記載の検査方法。
- 前記第1計測ステップにおける計測結果に基づいてコンタクト不良である発光素子を特定すると共に、前記第2計測ステップにおける計測結果に基づいてリーク不良である発光素子を特定することによって取得された特定結果に基づいて、発光素子の良品と不良品とを判別する判別ステップを更に備える、請求項2記載の検査方法。
- 前記接触ステップでは、前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材を貼り付ける、請求項1~3のいずれか一項記載の検査方法。
- 前記測定対象物に光を照射し前記測定対象物からの反射光を計測することにより得られる反射像と、予め取得されている前記測定対象物の設計データとに基づいて、前記反射像における前記測定対象物の各発光素子に対応する位置を特定する特定ステップを更に備える、請求項1~4のいずれか一項記載の検査方法。
- 請求項1~5のいずれか一項記載の検査方法に用いられる前記導電性部材であって、
前記測定対象物に接触可能に構成されている、導電性部材。 - 前記測定対象物に貼り付け可能に構成されている、請求項6記載の導電性部材。
- 複数の発光素子が形成された測定対象物に光を照射する光照射部と、
前記光照射部によって照射された光に応じて前記測定対象物にて発生した発光を計測する光計測部と、
前記光計測部による計測結果を出力する処理部と、を備え、
前記処理部は、前記測定対象物に導電性部材が接触している状態における前記光計測部による計測結果を出力する、検査装置。 - 前記処理部は、前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触していない状態における前記光計測部による計測結果を更に出力する、請求項8記載の検査装置。
- 前記処理部は、前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触している状態における前記光計測部による計測結果から、コンタクト不良である発光素子を特定すると共に、前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触していない状態における前記光計測部による計測結果から、リーク不良である発光素子を特定しすることによって取得された特定結果に基づいて、発光素子の良品と不良品とを判別する、請求項9記載の検査装置。
- 前記測定対象物に前記導電性部材が接触している状態においては、前記導電性部材が前記測定対象物に貼り付けられている、請求項8~10のいずれか一項記載の検査装置。
- 前記光計測部は、前記光照射部によって照射された光に応じた前記測定対象物からの反射光を更に計測し、
前記処理部は、前記光計測部において前記反射光が計測されることにより得られる反射像と、予め取得されている前記測定対象物の設計データとに基づいて、前記反射像における前記測定対象物の各発光素子に対応する位置を特定する、請求項8~11のいずれか一項記載の検査装置。
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