Camtek Ltd.

Roni Flieswasser

Michael Lev

Moti Yanuka

Daniel Buzaglo

Ehud Efrat

Boris Dolgin

Evgenia Chernomaz

Yossi Pinhassi

An optical inspection system, the system includes: (i) an image sensor; and (ii) a single optical element, that at least partially surrounds an edge of an inspected object; wherein the optical element is adapted to direct light from different areas of the edge of the inspected object towards the image sensor so that the image sensor concurrently obtains images of the different areas.

Optical inspection system using multi-facet imaging

A method, system and a computer program product for evaluating contact elements, the method includes: acquiring images of multiple groups of contact elements, wherein each group of contact element was expected to be contacted during a test by the same group of probes so as to form multiple probe marks; and evaluating at least one characteristic of a first contact element in response to a comparison between a number of potential probe marks that appear in the image of a first contact element and a number of potential probe marks that appear in an image of a second contact element.

Method and system for evaluating contact elements

A morphological inspection method based on a comparison of real images&#x2014;a real reference image and a real inspected image of an inspected object is disclosed.

Morphological inspection method based on skeletonization

A method for storing and displaying a layers' information of a layer-made object, comprising: (a) forming a layer-image of each layer of said object layers, wherein said layer image is a real perpendicular view image of said layer; (b) aligning each of said layer-images in a common two-dimensions axis, wherein said layer-image location in said common axis is in correspondence with the location of said layer in said object when is assembled; (c) forming two dimension matrixes, a two dimension matrix for each layer-image, wherein each matrix element has three variables (x,y,j)&#x2014;when 'x' and 'y' are representing a point location on said layer-image according to said common axis and &#x201c;j&#x201d; represents an appearance of material view in said point of said layer-image; and (d) adding said two dimension matrixes into a three-dimensions matrix, wherein each matrix element has four variables (x,y,z,j)&#x2014;when &#x201c;x&#x201d; and &#x201c;y&#x201d; are representing said point location, &#x201c;z&#x201d; represents layer identification and &#x201c;j&#x201d; represents said appearance of material.

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Roni Flieswasser