Thin silicon wafers are crucial to today’s technology, but misconceptions prevent their adoption. Here, we’ll explain and debunk these myths.
Read MoreUnderstanding Total Thickness Variation is crucial to assessing the quality of a double side polish wafer. Here, we’ll explain the concept.
Read MoreGaAs reclaim wafers are a great way to save costs for your project—but they’re not suitable for every application. Here are some of its limitations.
Read MoreLaser marking is a crucial step in wafer manufacturing—but it can fail at times. Here, we’ll explain some common laser marking errors and what we do if they occur.
Read MoreInP reclaim wafers are of the utmost quality because there are strict limitations to what type of wafer can be reclaimed and what cannot. Here’s a breakdown.
Read MoreFrom HEMTs to BJTs, the unique properties of an InP wafer make it the ideal substrate for manufacturing different types of transistors. Here are some.
Read Moreinp reclaim wafers are a great alternative to reduce costs—but they may not be recommended for certain applications. Here’s a breakdown of the uses of reclaimed wafers.
Read MoreAn FZ wafer can be used as the base for manufacturing several types of transistors, which are crucial to the electronic devices we enjoy today.
Read MoreSilicon prices have been increasing due to growing difficulties in international trade. Here, we’ll explore how AI could also help drive down these costs.
Read MoreAfter a year of big changes, we and other silicon wafer manufacturing companies cannot help but wonder what challenges the industry will face in 2025.
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