Comprehensive Introduction to Semiconductor Wafers

Comprehensive Introduction to Semiconductor Wafers

Source: Semiconductor Industry Alliance A wafer is a fundamental raw material for manufacturing semiconductor devices. Extremely pure semiconductors are prepared into wafers through processes such as crystal pulling and slicing. The wafers undergo a series of semiconductor manufacturing processes to form extremely small circuit structures, which are then cut, packaged, and tested to become chips, … Read more

Comprehensive Introduction to Semiconductor Wafers

Comprehensive Introduction to Semiconductor Wafers

Wafers are the fundamental raw materials for manufacturing semiconductor devices. High-purity semiconductors are prepared into wafers through processes such as crystal pulling and slicing. These wafers undergo a series of semiconductor manufacturing processes to form extremely tiny circuit structures, which are then cut, packaged, and tested to become chips, widely used in various electronic devices. … Read more

Focus on Key Industrial Chains | Semiconductor Wafer Market Research in Mainland China

Focus on Key Industrial Chains | Semiconductor Wafer Market Research in Mainland China

1. Overview Silicon wafers (also known as silicon substrates) are made from purified silicon (99.9999999% to 99.99999999999%), where high-purity polycrystalline silicon is melted and drawn into single crystal silicon rods, then processed through rolling, cutting, grinding, polishing, and cleaning to become the substrate material for manufacturing semiconductor devices. 1.1 Silicon Wafers and the Industrial Chain … Read more

Semiconductor Industry Terminology

Semiconductor Industry Terminology

Source: Lattice Semiconductor Original Author: Lattice Semiconductor This article briefly introduces some professional terms in the semiconductor field. Wafer: The most basic processing unit in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, where circuit diagrams are etched onto wafers through specific processing techniques and then cut into IC chips; Cassette: A box used to hold wafers, composed of … Read more

Classic Applications of Capacitive Sensors: Silicon Wafer Detection

Classic Applications of Capacitive Sensors: Silicon Wafer Detection

Case Study Share Optical Detector of SEM for Z-axis Height Measurement Above Semiconductor Wafer No.1 01 Problem to be Solved in This Case 1 A semiconductor OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) manufacturer wants to add a new feature to their existing SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) system to enhance productivity. They need a fast and reliable method … Read more

Liancheng CNC – Automation Solutions for Edge Processing Lines

Liancheng CNC - Automation Solutions for Edge Processing Lines

In the context of further cost reduction and efficiency improvement in the industry, the secondary utilization of edge materials in the silicon wafer stage aims to enhance the first-use rate of pulling silicon rods and reduce the recovery and processing of edge materials as well as the amount sent to the furnace, which is currently … Read more

Why Chips Can Be So Small? Building and Refining Circuit Cities

Why Chips Can Be So Small? Building and Refining Circuit Cities

Chips are hidden in the electronic devices that can be seen everywhere in the city, such as smartphones, computers, and home appliances, all of which rely on its control. Image source: pixabay The tiny chip integrates a large scale of circuits. If we magnify the chip, we can see that there are densely arranged circuits … Read more