
Microchip Fabrication: A Practical Guide to Semiconductor Processing, Sixth Edition
6th EditionISBN10: 0071821015
ISBN13: 9780071821018
Copyright: 2014
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Ch 2. Properties of Semiconductor Materials and Chemicals
Ch 3. Crystal Growth and Silicon Wafer Preparation
Ch 4. Overview of Wafer Fabrication
Ch 5. Contamination Control
Ch 6. Productivity and Process Yields
Ch 7. Oxidation
Ch 8. The Ten-Step Patterning Process--Surface Preparation to Exposure
Ch 9. The Ten-Step Patterning Process--Developing to Final Inspection
Ch 10. Advanced Photolithography Processes
Ch 11. Doping
Ch 12. Layer Deposition
Ch 13. Metalization
Ch 14. Process and Device Evaluation
Ch 15. The Business of Water Fabrication
Ch 16. Introduction to Device and Integrated Circuit Formation
Ch 17. Introduction to Integrated Circuits
Ch 18. Packaging
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Peter Van Zant
Peter Van Zant is the Principal of Peter Van Zant Associates, a semiconductor manufacturing consulting and training company, and the author of all three previous editions of this widely read book. He has over 35 years in the semiconductor industry, working at IBM, Texas Instruments, and National Semiconductors. He resides in Grass Valley, California.
Ch 2. Properties of Semiconductor Materials and Chemicals
Ch 3. Crystal Growth and Silicon Wafer Preparation
Ch 4. Overview of Wafer Fabrication
Ch 5. Contamination Control
Ch 6. Productivity and Process Yields
Ch 7. Oxidation
Ch 8. The Ten-Step Patterning Process--Surface Preparation to Exposure
Ch 9. The Ten-Step Patterning Process--Developing to Final Inspection
Ch 10. Advanced Photolithography Processes
Ch 11. Doping
Ch 12. Layer Deposition
Ch 13. Metalization
Ch 14. Process and Device Evaluation
Ch 15. The Business of Water Fabrication
Ch 16. Introduction to Device and Integrated Circuit Formation
Ch 17. Introduction to Integrated Circuits
Ch 18. Packaging
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Peter Van Zant
Peter Van Zant is the Principal of Peter Van Zant Associates, a semiconductor manufacturing consulting and training company, and the author of all three previous editions of this widely read book. He has over 35 years in the semiconductor industry, working at IBM, Texas Instruments, and National Semiconductors. He resides in Grass Valley, California.
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