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Equation 13 · When the Substrate Became the Product

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YassyY_{\mathrm{assy}}

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YassyY_{\mathrm{assy}}

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A multi-die package inherits a property that a single die does not have: its yield is a product, not a term. If a package contains dies with individual probabilities YiY_i of being good, and the assembly itself succeeds with probability YassyY_{\mathrm{assy}} , then

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