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The semiconductor industry is the largest and longest established sector using PVD technology. At its inception the sector used evaporative techniques to form the layers, but quickly adopted sputter-based solutions due to its inherent controllability. This sector has traditionally used either a 'cluster-tool' or an 'inline' approach. Both methods are still widely used and they are differentiated simply by whether the wafer is static during coating (cluster tool), or moves past the magnetrons during coating (in-line). Cluster tool solutions are widespead with over 50 commercial offerings on the market. Gencoa's circular magnetrons offer very good options for the semiconductor market. 3G Circular Magnetrons have a small footprint and with the ±45° angle adjustment, cluster tools can be easily set up Circular FFE for any wafer size available, up to 600mm target diameter 12" FFE for 8" wafers with an uniformity of 1-3 % High target use perfect for precious target materials High uniformity with small target substrate separation Reactive SiO2, Al2O3, SiN processes can be sputtered Speedflo reactive flow controller for perfectly controlled reactive processes Optix for process optimization, pump down time reduction, process knowledge If you have more questions about specific processes for the semiconductor market, please contact our experts and we will find the best solution for your concept and coating onto wafers. https://lnkd.in/d3QtRqmY
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Looking to optimize device performance in semiconductor fabrication without direct wafer testing? Learn how virtual fabrication can guide process and integration teams in developing process recipes for memory and logic devices on Lam Research's blog. #LifeAtLam
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Behind every microchip lies a vacuum system shaping its future. So, whether it’s #deposition, #etching, or #wafer handling, vacuum technology remains a vital component of semiconductor manufacturing. That’s why SUBFABs benefit from reliable on-site service solutions. Look for experienced on-site service teams that understand the intricacies of vacuum and #abatement systems. They troubleshoot, calibrate, and optimize equipment to keep your fab running smoothly. Learn more about Busch SUBFAB Management: https://lnkd.in/eVwthraC #BuschUSA #semiconductor #microchip #Service #vacuumpumps
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This question-and-answer session will serve as a forum to discuss safety systems with particular attention to those of semiconductor manufacturing, including alarm setpoints and response protocols, system features, and use of sample point monitoring: https://lnkd.in/g9zaRVpA .
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GUC Announced 5nm HBM3 PHY and Controller Silicon Proven at 8.4Gbps - EE Times Asia (eetasia.com) "GUC integrates proteanTecs’ health and performance monitoring solutions into all its HBM and die-to-die interface test chips. proteanTecs’ technology is now silicon proven in GUC’s 5nm HBM3 PHY, up to 8.4Gbps. During data transfer in mission mode, I/O signal quality is continuously monitored, without any re-training or interruptions. Each signal lane is individually monitored, allowing for the identification and repair of bump and trace defects before they cause system operational failures and therefore extending the chip’s lifetime." like 2 heart 1 GUC Announced 5nm HBM3 PHY and Controller Silicon Proven at 8.4Gbps - EE Times Asia GUC has silicon-proven its 8.4Gbps HBM3 solution on TSMC’s 5nm process technology.
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The semiconductor industry is the largest and longest established sector using PVD technology. At its inception the sector used evaporative techniques to form the layers, but quickly adopted sputter-based solutions due to its inherent controllability. This sector has traditionally used either a 'cluster-tool' or an 'inline' approach. Both methods are still widely used and they are differentiated simply by whether the wafer is static during coating (cluster tool), or moves past the magnetrons during coating (in-line). Cluster tool solutions are widespead with over 50 commercial offerings on the market. Gencoa's circular magnetrons offer very good options for the semiconductor market. 3G Circular Magnetrons have a small footprint and with the ±45° angle adjustment, cluster tools can be easily set up Circular FFE for any wafer size available, up to 600mm target diameter 12" FFE for 8" wafers with an uniformity of 1-3 % High target use perfect for precious target materials High uniformity with small target substrate separation Reactive SiO2, Al2O3, SiN processes can be sputtered Speedflo reactive flow controller for perfectly controlled reactive processes Optix for process optimization, pump down time reduction, process knowledge If you have more questions about specific processes for the semiconductor market, please contact our experts and we will find the best solution for your concept and coating onto wafers. https://lnkd.in/eB_Wnyfh
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This question-and-answer session will serve as a forum to discuss safety systems with particular attention to those of semiconductor manufacturing, including alarm setpoints and response protocols, system features, and use of sample point monitoring: https://lnkd.in/epxsr4wG .
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Semiconductor microchips or integrated circuits (ICs) are used in thousands of products that impact practically every aspect of modern life. During the manufacture of these ICs, semiconductor fabrication plants (FABs) require strict control of all sources of contamination to minimize yield losses and ensure that the finished chip delivers the required reliability and performance. In this study, a fully automated VPD-ICP-MS system comprising the IAS Expert PS (IAS Inc., Hino, Tokyo, Japan) integrated with an Agilent 8900 ICP-QQQ was used. The automated VPD-ICP-MS/MS method was evaluated by deliberately contaminating the Si wafer surface with known amounts of trace elements and measuring the recoveries in the VPD scan droplet. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d_29ybRY
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