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Yield and Cost Comparison

• The focus of USEA is maximizing process yields. USEA test yields are maximized by strict process controls, strong engineering resources and data analysis tools.

• The following program will allow you to determine how process yield contributes to profit.

WAFER PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Wafer cost ($)
Units/Wafer
Die cost ($)
Sort cost per die ($)
Yield (%)
Cost sub-total e sort ($)
Good units

ASSEMBLY PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Start Qty
Assembly cost per Unit ($)
Assembly Yield (%)
Good Units
Total Assembly Cost ($)
Cost Sub Total ($)

FINAL TEST 1 PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Start Qty
Final Test 1 cost ($)
Final Test 1 Yield (%)
Good Units
Production cost per unit ($)
Cost Sub Total

BURN-IN PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Start Qty
Burn-In cost ($)
Burn-In Yield (%)
Good Units
Production Cost Per Unit ($)
Cost Sub Total
FINAL TEST 2 PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Start Qty
Final Test 2 cost ($)
Final Test 2 Yield (%)
Good Units
Production cost per unit ($)
Cost Sub Total

TAPE & REEL PRICE COST
USEA Vendor X Vendor Y USEA Vendor X Vendor Y
Start Qty
Final Test 2 cost ($)
Final Test 2 Yield (%)
Good Units
Production cost per unit ($)
Cost Sub Total
Total Good Unit
ASP ($)
Total Revenue ($)
Production Cost ($)
Shipping Cost ($)
Support Cost ($)
Total Production Cost ($)
Total Cost Per Unit($)
Operation Profit ($)

Our Yield is Better.

1. Many companies focus on the cost per hour for test.

2. Focus on test cost per hour may result in slightly lower unit of cost test, sacrificing process yield.

3. Test cost per hour has no incentive to maximize test yields.

4. Test contacts degradation is common cause of yield loss.

5. The corrective action results in significant down time and increased contactor cost.