From 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 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.
Read MoreTransistors, a fundamental component of today’s technologies, rely on thin silicon wafers at their core. Let’s explore how these electronic switches are made from a wafer.
Read MoreLaser marking is a fundamental process in wafer manufacturing, which is why it must be conducted with strict quality control. Here are some of the measures we take.
Read MoreThe unique properties of an InP wafer have made it key for our society, but they also pose several benefits for the future. Let’s explore some of these future applications.
Read MoreWafers are tools driving innovation in various fields, including medicine. Here, we’ll explain how a FZ wafer can change the field of medicine for the better.
Read MoreUltra flat wafers are very delicate products, so they require specific quality control measures during fabrication. Let’s review some of them.
Read MoreMaintaining a controlled environment with minimal contamination is key during silicon wafer processing, which is why we follow the clean room protocol.
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