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publicationNumber KR-100504135-B1
titleOfInvention Method and apparatus using an infrared laser probe for measuring voltages directly in an integrated circuit
abstract A method and apparatus for detecting an electric field in an active region 403 of an integrated circuit 405 disposed in a semiconductor is described. In one embodiment, the laser beam 407 is operated at a wavelength greater than about 0.9 microns. The laser beam is focused through the backside of the semiconductor substrate, for example on a P-N junction, such as the drain of a MOS transistor. As a result of free carrier absorption, the laser beam is partially absorbed near the P-N junction. Once the signal is applied on the P-N junction, the free Cair absorbance can be modulated according to the modulation of the depletion region near the P-N junction. The laser beam passes through the P-N junction, reflects off the metal behind the oxide interface and folds, and returns back from the P-N junction and silicon surface. Amplitude modulation in the reflected laser beam is detected by the light detection system.
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