Ultra Flat Wafers | What are Ultra Flat Wafers?

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December 18, 2017

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A wafer is a thin slice of semiconductor material, such as a crystalline silicon, used in electronics for the fabrication of integrated circuits and in photovoltaics for conventional, wafer-based solar cells. Wafer sizes and dimensions differ depending on how it’s being used. Because of its unique characteristics, ultra flat wafers have very specific uses. Here is more on this type of wafer and where you would find it.

What Are They?

Silicon wafers are measured in microns. Ultra flat wafers are wafers that are under 200 microns thick. The thickness of the wafer determines what kind of integrated circuits are used and if the wafer is ideal for supporting cells.

Where Are They Found?

Ultra flat silicon wafers have higher specifications than standard ones. As a result, the ultra-flat wafers are preferred for demanding applications in micro-fabrication. This includes substrates for thin film research or biological substrates. They are also popular in the electronics and biological industries. The excellent ultra-flat surface is perfect for high-resolution SEM imaging of particles due to the low background signal.

Are You Looking for Ultra Flat Wafers?

Wafer World is one of the world’s leading silicon wafer manufacturers, serving over 45 countries over the past two decades. Our selection of silicon wafers includes Prime, Test, and Mechanical grades. We also pack and ship our wafers in a vacuum-sealed clean room environment to ensure optimum quality. If you are looking for ultra-flat or any type of wafer, look no further. Contact us today to learn more about our wide range of products and let us help you with your next project.

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