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- A wafer opened from an Insights chart starts in the mode that describes it. A bar on a chart about a test opens that wafer on the test, a yield bar opens its bins, and a gallery showing a lot-stacked mode opens the wafer in the same kind of measure on its own, never in a stack of one wafer. The menus opened from heatmap cells and Worth a look charts name their dies once ("884 dies in FF, across 4 wafers"), a histogram bar names its test and range ("162 dies with Ioff from 11.2 pA to 23.5 pA"), a cell of Tests by wafer opens the menu on its test, and a sweep level is named by its value ("measured at VDD 0.65 V"). On a Worth a look card about groups of wafers that leads with a test, the map button names that test ("Show fmax_MHz on map").
- What stands out, What divides yield and the example plots compare the same fields. A field is compared when at least two of its groups have two wafers or more and it has no more groups than half the wafers (two, below six wafers). What divides yield no longer ranks a field with more groups than that, which can move the q of the other rows, and lists it under "Not compared" with the rule; the example plots now accept a field with a group of one wafer beside two larger ones. Each set of groups is therefore read after allowing for the same other field everywhere.
- Worth a look draws each item once. An item about the yield of groups of wafers (a probe card, a recipe) is a row of What divides yield, just below, so it has no card of its own; an item about a ring's pass rate in each group keeps its card. The Summary panel's Chart link for such an item opens Insights at What divides yield. The smaller items are listed under What stands out beside the map only, not on a line under Worth a look. A Chart link appears only on an item that has a card, and it opens that item's card: a test's own item and an item about groups of wafers that leads with the same test each have their own.
- Worth a look follows the filter. While the filter narrows the lot, Worth a look draws the items What stands out lists for what it keeps, so each of the Summary panel's Chart links opens its card. Only Show, narrowing to one group, leaves it out, and says so.
- A wafer opens on what was clicked, from every chart and table. A plot of yield or bins that names no test opens the wafer on its bins wherever it is drawn (a Worth a look card, My plots), as the Overview's yield bar does, and so does a row of the Summary panel's Wafer Yield list, in a window of its own over the maps (in a stacked mode too).
- A row of the Wafers table opens its wafer on the column you clicked. A test's mean column opens it on that test, its yield on its bins, and any other column as a wafer opened from Insights opens.
- A row of the Dies table opens its die's wafer on the test you clicked. In Insights, a click opens the wafer in a window of its own with the die ringed, on the test whose column was clicked; a click in another column opens it as any wafer opened from Insights does. In the Maps view's tables, the die is ringed on its card, which shows that test. A single map shows the test and rings the die.
- A lot stack names only what its wafers share. The header and the Summary panel of a stacked mode list the fields every stacked wafer has with one value, and the header strip lists the stacked wafers' fields, never the first wafer's split or temperature as the stack's. The stacking method is named in words ("25 wafers stacked · occurrence count", "std dev").
- A filter that keeps nothing says so on the Maps view too, in the words Insights uses, and the Summary panel says once that there are no findings.
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