Understanding how a float zone wafer reacts to THz radiation is essential for optimizing THz optics and detection devices.
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Read MoreDifferent materials have different thermal cycles, from CZ silicon and GaAs to a float zone wafer. Understanding that is key when manufacturing semiconductors.
Read MoreWhen manufacturing complex substrates with a silicon wafer, the wafer-to-wafer bonding technique is crucial—but what does this method involve?
Read MoreBefore manufacturing InP reclaim wafers, fabs analyze each substrate in detail to ensure its high quality. Here are some signs we look out for.
Read MoreThe process for making thin silicon wafers often starts with CZ silicon growth, which produces high-purity silicon with a monocrystalline structure.
Read MoreAblation is a wafer laser marking technique used to remove material from the substrate and leave a readable mark. Here, we’ll explain when this method is preferred.
Read MoreInP wafers are widely used in high-speed electronics, optical communication, and photonic devices, but they are more complex to process than silicon, and here are five reasons why.
Read MoreDouble side polishing ensures precision and consistency in semiconductors. But, for what chips and transistors rely on a double side polish wafer to function?
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