Efficient Inspection Algorithm for IC Solder Joints Based on Feature Statistical Analysis

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An efficient feature statistical analysis based inspection algorithm for IC solder joint inspection is proposed. The defect detection is divided into training stage and test stage. In the training stage, three simple but efficient features are extracted and trained with Greedy Expectation-Maximization method. In the test stage, sub-regions are tested using the critical features. The defect diagnosis rules are defined to determine the specific defect types. To evaluate the performance of the proposed method, experiment was performed, and the inspection results have verified the effectiveness of proposed method.

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