Understanding Fab Yield in Semiconductors
Fab yield refers to the percentage of working chips in a semiconductor wafer. If a fab can’t meet the requirements, customers will switch to another provider.
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Front-end vs Back-end in Semiconductors: 7 Differences
The front-end and back-end are highly interdependent. A constant feedback loop between front and back-end engineers is necessary to improve manufacturing yields.
Wire Bond vs Flip-Chip: 7 Differences
Wire bonding is a cheap and reliable semiconductor packaging method- Flip-chip is an advancement, creating more dense interconnections and allowing 3D vertical stacking.
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