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ISTFA2000, ISTFA 2000: Conference Proceedings from the 26th International Symposium for Testing and Failure Analysis, 97-105, November 12–16, 2000,
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Abstract Optical microscopy techniques used by forensic analysts are shown to have application to failure analysis problems. Proper set up of the optical microscope is reviewed, including the correct use of the field diaphragm and the aperture diaphragm. Polarized light microscopy, bright and dark field methods, refractive index liquids, and a particle reference atlas are used to identify contamination found on semiconductor products.