Known-good-die (KGD) sort is a commonly used technique in semiconductor processing that allows IC device engineers to bypass the packaging of defective semiconductor devices, saving time and money.
Semiconductors are the essential component fueling the growth of industries such as automotive, renewable energy, communications, information technology, defense, and consumer electronics. The rise of ...
Semiconductor process engineers would love to develop successful process recipes without the guesswork of repeated wafer testing. Unfortunately, developing a successful process can’t be done without ...
TIANJIN — Chinese researchers have achieved a breakthrough in micro-LED wafer testing by developing a nondestructive detection method, thereby addressing a longstanding challenge in ...
This higher density of circuitry on a wafer requires greater accuracy and a highly fragile and advanced fabrication process. Several newer and highly complex ICs today are made of a dozen or more ...
The testing of the semiconductor dies produced by a wafer fabrication plant involves a long series of operations requiring meticulous care. The time spent performing these tests markedly affects both ...
In this interview, Dr. Chady Stephan, PhD, the Applied Markets Leader at PerkinElmer, talks to AZoM about the current trends shaping semiconductor wafer manufacturing. A semiconductor is a material ...
The MEMS industry is growing rapidly, but early testing is still much neglected. At a glance, manufacturing MEMS devices and classic ICs seem quite similar, but the behavior of MEMS devices is much ...
CompoundTek, the silicon photonics wafer foundry based in Singapore, has agreed a strategic collaboration with Taiwan's STAr Technologies that will aim to speed the technology’s move to large-scale ...
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