ZEISS OptiRecon option for ZEISS Xradia Versa X-ray Microscopes Instruction Manual
- June 2, 2024
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ZEISS OptiRecon
Improve 3D X-ray image quality and increase scan speed by 2X
for semiconductor packages
The new ZEISS OptiRecon option for ZEISS Xradia Versa X-ray microscopes (XRM)
and Xradia Context microCT enables significantly faster 3D X-ray image
acquisition at any energy setting through an image reconstruction algorithm
known as iterative reconstruction.
In addition to speeding up analysis, OptiRecon also can provide better image
quality at standard scan speeds. It is well-suited for failure analysis (FA)
and development applications across a wide variety of semiconductor packages.
Up to 2X Faster Scans at Similar Image Quality
OptiRecon produces high-quality images having high contrast-to-noise ratios. It allows for fewer projections than the conventional reconstruction method known as Feldkamp-Davis-Kress (FDK), while achieving similar quality as FDK reconstructed images. The reduced number of projections enables significantly faster data collection, even when using low kV settings to maximize image contrast. The ability to see fine featu res and defects is retained across a broad range of samples and defect types.
2.5D package: (L) Standard FDK reconstruction; (R) OptiRecon – 2X
faster scan speed with superior image quality
Improved Image Quality
OptiRecon can improve image quality of full-projection datasets. Identifying small defects in a >1 mm volume of data can be challenging and requires sharp analytical eyes. High image contrast, high spatial resolution and high signal- to-noise ratios all drive the imaging quality. When applied to full-projection datasets, OptiRecon reduces noise resulting in images with both high contrast- to-noise and high signal-to-noise ratios. This improves defect visualization, reduces eye fatigue for the analyst, and increases FA success rates.
2.5D package: (L) Standard FDK reconstruction; (R)
OptiRecon showing superior image quality with the same number of projections
and scan time
Iterative
reconstructions works by progressively building up a 3D volume over multiple
iterations. The volume is then forward projected to create a model set of
projections, which are compared with a real projection set. This comparison is
used to update the 3D volume so eventual ly the 3D volume wil l approach a
“best fit” volume with best matching of the real and created datasets.
Fast and Efficient
Iterative reconstruction is significantly more computationally intensive than
the standard filtered-back projection technique and can require very long
reconstruction times.
OptiRecon features a proprietary, efficient implementation that can achieve
reconstruction of a standard dataset of 1024 x 1024 x 1024 voxels from 400
projections in about 5 minutes. It includes an advanced high-performance
offline workstation and easy-to-use interface to optimize reconstruction
parameters.
User-friendly
Iterative reconstruction as implemented by other manufacturers requires a
skilled user with expertise to fine-tu ne the process parameters for each
application. The ZEISS workflow-based OptiRecon user interface has easy-to-use
parameter tuning that does not require expertise in tomographic reconstruction
techniques.
Set up is accomplished in 4 easy steps:
- Select dataset
- Perform standard parameter optimization: center shift, beam hardening
- Perform OptiRecon parameter optimization with visual feedback: edge preserving and smoothing (noise reduction)
- Reconstruct
OptiRecon is offered via the unique Advanced Reconstruction Toolbox for ZEISS Xradia 3D X-ray systems. It is compatible with ZEISS Xradia 410, 500- and 600-series Versa 3D XRM and Xradia Context microCT. ZEISS offers unprecedented system extendibility with field conversion options and various u pgrades like OptiRecon to protect your investment.
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www.zeiss.com/pcs
info.pcs@zeiss.com
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