As a representative of third-generation semiconductor materials, silicon carbide (SiC) boasts a wide bandgap, high thermal conductivity, high breakdown electric field, and high electron mobility, making it an ideal material for high-voltage, high-frequency, and high-power devices. It effectively ove......
Read MoreOxidation process refers to the process of providing oxidants (such as oxygen, water vapor) and thermal energy onsilicon wafers, causing a chemical reaction between silicon and the oxidants to form a protective silicon dioxide (SiO₂) film.
Read MoreWafer bonding is a vital important technology in semiconductor manufacturing. It uses physical or chemical methods to bond two smooth and clean wafers together to achieve specific functions or assist in the semiconductor manufacturing process. It is an technology to promote the development of se......
Read MoreRecrystallized silicon carbide is a high-performance ceramic formed by combining SiC particles through an evaporation-condensation mechanism to form a strong solid-phase sintered body. Its most notable feature is that no sintering aids are added, and the final product is almost pure silicon carbide,......
Read MoreIn chip manufacturing, photolithography and etching are two closely linked steps. Photolithography precedes etching, where the circuit pattern is developed on the wafer using photoresist. Etching then removes the film layers not covered by the photoresist, completing the transfer of the pattern from......
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