X-Rays in Chipmaking: Japan's Omron Launching Scanner to Find Flaws -…
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Omron Corp., a Japanese provider of health-care equipment and factory automation X-ray scanner in the spring that will better detect flaws in advanced semiconductor manufacturing 30 seconds each, a chipmaker can monitor production at close to real time and make adjustm The demand trend in the semico
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- Omron Corp., a Japanese provider of health-care equipment and factory automation
- X-ray scanner in the spring that will better detect flaws in advanced semiconductor manufacturing
- 30 seconds each, a chipmaker can monitor production at close to real time and make adjustm
- The demand trend in the semiconductor industry is to make a wider variety of chips in smaller lots, but that would never be economically feasible without real-time CT scanning
- X-raying chips as they are made can help detect imperfections and allow workers to fine-tune the process as needed.
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