At Avecas, our Yield Engineering services convert manufacturing data into continuous improvement actions that reduce cost-per-good-die and accelerate ramp across wafer sort, assembly, and final test.
Wafer Map & Defect Signature Analysis
Spatial yield map analysis, bitmap cluster detection, and edge-die loss quantification to identify systematic process yield detractors.
SPC & CPK Implementation
We establish SPC control charts and Cpk targets for critical parametric limits—enabling proactive drift detection before yield impact.
Rapid Excursion Response
Avecas drives containment and corrective action within 24–48 hours by correlating test data, process history, equipment logs, and lot genealogy.
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24-48h containment by correlating test data with process history, equipment logs, and lot genealogy.
Our yield engineering capabilities span wafer map analysis, SPC/CPK, yield excursion triage, assembly yield improvement, and learning curve management from NPI through HVM.
Spatial wafer map analysis, bitmap cluster detection, and edge-die loss quantification to identify systematic process yield detractors.
SPC control chart implementation and Cpk target setting for critical parametric test limits to detect process drift before yield impact.
Real-time yield excursion triage correlating test data with process history, equipment logs, and lot genealogy for 24-48 hour containment.
Yield loss analysis at die attach, wire bond, flip-chip, moulding, and singulation correlated with incoming wafer sort data.





Yield engineering converts manufacturing data into continuous-improvement actions that reduce cost-per-good-die and accelerate production ramp. Avecas works across wafer sort, assembly, and final test to find, quantify, and systematically eliminate the detractors that limit good-die output.
We perform spatial wafer-map analysis, bitmap cluster detection, radial and edge-die loss quantification, and stacked-map signature analysis to separate random defects from systematic, design-, or process-related loss. SPC control charts and Cpk targets on critical parametric limits enable proactive drift detection before it becomes yield loss.
For high-volume lines we drive containment and corrective action within 24-48 hours by correlating test data with process history, equipment logs, recipe changes, and lot genealogy. Yield is analysed across die attach, wire bond, flip-chip, moulding, and singulation, and final test, so loss is addressed wherever in the flow it originates.
We manage the learning curve from new-product introduction through high-volume manufacturing, turning each lot of data into a measurable step toward mature, stable, and predictable yield.
The result is a sustained increase in good-die output and a faster path to target yield.
We also build automated yield-reporting dashboards, Pareto-driven detractor ranking, and design-of-experiments (DOE) support for process optimisation, giving engineering and management a shared, data-driven view of yield health.
Yield engineering questions come up during production ramp and HVM optimisation reviews. Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about Avecas yield engineering services.
Yield engineering converts manufacturing data into continuous-improvement actions that reduce cost-per-good-die and accelerate production ramp across wafer sort, assembly, and final test.
We perform spatial wafer-map analysis, bitmap cluster detection, and edge-die loss quantification to separate random from systematic defects and identify the dominant process yield detractors.
Yes. We implement SPC control charts and set Cpk targets for critical parametric test limits, enabling proactive drift detection before it turns into yield loss.
For high-volume lines we drive containment and corrective action within 24–48 hours by correlating test data with process history, equipment logs, and lot genealogy to find the source quickly.
We cover yield at wafer sort, die attach, wire bond, flip-chip, moulding, singulation, and final test — correlating loss across the full back-end flow from NPI through HVM.