A CD-SEM is a scanning electron microscope configured to measure the dimensions of fine patterns on semiconductor wafers. The abbreviation refers to the measuring instrument. CD refers to the critical dimension being measured.
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For a Chinese metrology report, keep measurement units, pattern identifiers and the stage of inspection attached to each result. Compare captions and column headers with the tool terminology in the source. A table headed “CD results” describes measurements even if its caption names the CD-SEM model.
Avoid using “defect inspection” for a dimensional measurement unless the source identifies a separate inspection task. Preserve the distinction between a target CD, a measured CD and a tolerance. The instrument name alone does not specify the feature or acceptance criterion.
Technical terms need checking against the source, approved product terminology and related specifications. Keep units, parameter conditions and document versions aligned across the file set.
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