Semiconductor Wafer Processing

Logitech offer a full system solution for the preparation of semiconductor wafers to high specification surface finishes prepared with precise geometric accuracy.
This video offers a step by step guide from measuring the initial thickness of the sample to safely bonding fragile wafers to a substrate for processing. The video also includes lapping, polishing and the measurement of the finished sample to safely de-bonding the sample from the substrate.
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[@Manjeetsingh-mg3zk]

Just saw this. Commendable!

[@Florreking]

10/10 would watch ahain

[@chaosreigns7386]

Nice....I think I need 7 of them...
At least 3 1/2 for my pockets

[@rakeshtodkar1853]

Logitech 🔥🔥👍

[@刘玮-x8l]

Our corporation is an independent electronic components distributor in China.

[@yuhanzhang2882]

manual work, GUI input, hand picking from one tool to another tool. lol can't wait to see when they are automated with scripts and robots.

[@MoonLiteNite]

The excel got me too :D and the error for div

[@poyhs]

My work place is still an old school manual work but I'm glad to work here to get to learn all the steps of processing, chemicals and tools in details. Used to work at a place where all automatically, I also love this because it is so convenient and much time saving

[@snowstar3560]

Isn't this a showcase of a lab environment equipment where engineers process preproduction wafers/engineering samples for analysis(first tape out) to weed out issues/ make corrections etc etc before mass production begins? Correct me if I'm wrong but the possibility of getting the design correct the first time and going straight into mass production from design is pretty much nill?

[@simonstergaard]

i am a bit confused.. is this logitech in any way associated with the company making keyboards, mice, webcams etc ?

[@logitechlimited2324]

Hi Simon, We are not associated with the computer accessory manufacturer Logitech.

[@peterfireflylund]

This Logitech is from Glasgow (as you can tell from her voice) and was founded in 1965 (based on research from Glasgow University). The other Logitech is from Switzerland and was founded in 1981 (based on research from ETH and EPFL).

[@n24913n]

@@logitechlimited2324 the other logitech puts the footswitch on the floor instead of pressing it with their hand.

[@MoonLiteNite]

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Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave gear , robot joint , over 30 years experience