Semiconductor manufacturing technology

Author: Quark
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book traces the history of semiconductor integrated circuits, providing a detailed description of the entire process of integrated circuit manufacturing, including wafer preparation, wafer fabrication, wafer testing/selection, assembly, packaging, and final testing. It is richly illustrated with beautiful images, charts, and specific, detailed data. For those who are committed to working in microelectronics technology but have not had the opportunity to experience the actual integrated circuit manufacturing process, it is undoubtedly an excellent mentor and guide. Even for engineering technicians currently engaged in integrated circuit manufacturing, it will undoubtedly be considered a highly valuable reference book. The book is divided into 20 chapters, organized according to the main technologies applied in semiconductor manufacturing. The content includes: basic technical information related to semiconductor fabrication; an overview of process models using flowcharts to connect the main areas of wafer fabrication; a detailed explanation of each major process; and an overview of the post-assembly and packaging processes for integrated circuits. Additionally, each chapter provides readers with practical issues related to quality measurement and troubleshooting, which are commonly encountered in wafer fabrication. This book is suitable as a textbook for microelectronics technology programs in higher education institutions, as well as a reference book for semiconductor manufacturing and research personnel, and as a standard training material for employees in companies.