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Introduction To Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology 2nd Edition Xiao

Name: Introduction To Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology 2nd Edition Xiao
SKU: BELL-4707464
Price: 31.00 USD
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Introduction To Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology 2nd Edition Xiao instant download after payment.

Publisher: SPIE

File Extension: PDF

File size: 26.32 MB

Pages: 524

Author: Xiao, Hong

ISBN: 9780819490926, 081949092X

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Introduction To Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology 2nd Edition Xiao by Xiao, Hong 9780819490926, 081949092X instant download after payment.

IC chip manufacturing processes, such as photolithography, etch, CVD, PVD, CMP, ion implantation, RTP, inspection, and metrology, are complex methods that draw upon many disciplines. This book thoroughly describes the complicated processes with minimal mathematics, chemistry, and physics. It covers advanced concepts while keeping the contents accessible to readers without advanced degrees. Designed as a textbook for college students, this book provides a realistic picture of the semiconductor industry and an in-depth discussion of IC chip fabrication technology. The text focuses on current fabrication technologies, but older technologies are discussed for historical context.