Chip Experts: Lithography Machines Are Not Just About Production; Chinese Companies Face a Daunting Technical Barrier

Chip Experts: Lithography Machines Are Not Just About Production; Chinese Companies Face a Daunting Technical Barrier

Introduction At the “New Maritime Route for China’s Semiconductor Forum,” Jiang Xiaojun, co-founder of Chip Rate Intelligence, bluntly stated: China’s packaging technology is already at the forefront of the world, but the lifeblood of front-end manufacturing is still in the hands of others. Lithography machines cannot simply be assembled and expected to generate profit; the … Read more

Achieving Assembly of Over 60 Unconventional Through-Hole Components on Server Circuit Boards? FuzionOF Can Do It.

Achieving Assembly of Over 60 Unconventional Through-Hole Components on Server Circuit Boards? FuzionOF Can Do It.

Click the blue text to follow us When manufacturers face the production of blade servers, the numerous unconventional components on the PCB often prevent full automation, with some components still requiring manual operation, resulting in a yield rate below 98%. To find a comprehensive automation solution, while improving product yield, the following requirements must be … Read more

The Semiconductor Jargon World: A Guide from Tape-Out to Packaging Testing

The Semiconductor Jargon World: A Guide from Tape-Out to Packaging Testing

Hello everyone, I am Chip Language. Today, let’s dive into the world of chip cultivation—from design to mass production, chips must go through numerous challenges: Tape-Out is the foundation, packaging testing is the tribulation, and yield is the ascension KPI… The fate of engineers is to protect the chips while sacrificing their hair for merit. … Read more

Why Is Your Chip Programming Failing?

Why Is Your Chip Programming Failing?

Many engineers have encountered situations where chip programming works perfectly during the R&D testing phase, but feedback indicates programming failures during mass production. Is this an issue with the chip itself? Or is it a problem with the programmer? Or are there other possibilities? Many engineers face this issue: programming chips works fine during R&D … Read more