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Solid
State Measurements, Inc., a division of Semilab Co. Ltd., is dedicated to providing
solutions to electrical measurement problems encountered in advanced semiconductor
fabrication and design. Founded in 1970 to commercialize the spreading resistance
technique developed at Westinghouse Research Labs, SSM has expanded with
products incorporating several other metrology techniques.
SSM provides process control and characterization systems for sub-2 nm gate
oxides, high-k gate dielectrics, oxynitride gate stacks, low-k dielectrics,
implantation/anneal, epitaxial silicon, silicon-on-insulator (SOI), and other critical applications. In 1990, SSM introduced the first
highly repeatable mercury (Hg) probe mapping system for epitaxial silicon
and implant profiling. In 2001, SSM introduced
the revolutionary FastGate® 6000 series of nondestructive
electrical monitoring systems for in-line measurements of electrical oxide
thickness, leakage current, implant dose, and other parameters on product wafers.
In 2008, SSM introduced the NeoMetrikTM system for in-line
characterization of low-k dielectric films.
SSM is headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and has direct
support facilities in China, Europe, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan.
SSM's applications labs are continually developing new applications for
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