NIJMEGEN, THE NETHERLANDS- Trymax Semiconductor Equipment BV (Trymax), a global leader in plasma solutions, today announced it has received an order from NanoLab@TU/e of Eindhoven University of Technology. The NEO 200A series from Trymax with microwave downstream plasma technology was selected to perform resist stripping, descum, and surface cleaning on indium phosphide (InP) wafers. This order il... »
The US-China trade war is top of mind for those who work in the semiconductor industry. How much of the current downturn is it responsible for? What impact will it have on the industry? It’s no surprise that it was a big topic of discussion recently during SEMICON West. Opinions vary, depending upon where you hang your hat. For US-based companies, for example, the impact may be significant. For ... »
Not all SemiSisters are engineers. In fact, many of us joined this industry from a variety of career backgrounds with non-STEM educations including financial, business management, market research, marketing communications, journalism, and even liberal arts. For us, one of the greatest hurdles to overcome was learning a whole new lexicon of terms that get tossed about every day. In this humorous po... »
Trymax Semiconductor Equipment BV (Trymax), a global leader in plasma solutions for semiconductor manufacturers, announces the addition of an ultraviolet (UV) curing and charge-erase product line to its portfolio. The system called NEO 2000UV is a leading-edge dual chamber solution compliant with wafer sizes up to 200mm. UV curing and charge-erase equipment are used for a wide range of application... »
“2017 was an unprecedented year for semiconductor industry”, comments Santosh Kumar, Director of Packaging, Assembly, and Substrates at Yole Korea, part of Yole Développement (Yole).“The market grew by 21.6% year-to-year to reach a record of almost US$412 billion.” Under this dynamic context, the advanced packaging industry is playing a key role, offering huge opportunities for innov... »
Yole Développement (Yole) confirms the consolidation of the advanced packaging industry, that is showing a steady growth in revenue of +7% between 2016 and 2022. “Advanced packaging is showing a total revenue CAGR higher than the total packaging industry (3-4%), semiconductor industry (4-5%) and generally the global electronics industry (3-4%)”, comments Andrej Ivankovic, Technology & Mar... »
EV Group (EVG), a leading supplier of wafer bonding and lithography equipment for the MEMS, nanotechnology and semiconductor markets, today announced it is demonstrating optimized pre-processing solutions for the implementation of plasma dicing for advanced semiconductor packaging applications. EVG’s latest products and process development services support this emerging semiconductor back-end fa... »
We have a guest contribution today from Brian Cronquist, MonolithIC 3D Inc.’s VP of Technology & IP. Brian discusses about MonolithIC 3D Inc.’s participation at Semicon West 2013. Thanks to everybody who came by the Silicon Innovation Forum poster session at SEMICON West 2013. We really enjoyed talking with you about all the exciting possibilities for new products and processes th... »
Georgia Tech Packaging Research Center (GT-PRC), through an industry consortium of about ~15 semiconductor, package and supply-chain companies from US, Europe and Asia, has been pioneering ultra-miniaturized electronics by Embedded MEMS, Actives and Passives (EMAP) Technology with chip-last (CL) interconnections but with chip-first benefits to demonstrate ultra-miniaturized modules with digi... »
Georgia Tech’s Packaging Research Center, in its pioneering chip-last embedded interconnection technology, demonstrates World's Thinnest 3D Organic Package at 130um thickness at 30um interconnection pitch using ultra-short copper-copper interconnections and bonding below 200oC for highest electrical performance. The "Ultra-SLIM Packages have built-in vertical connections to the top surface »
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