Multi Beam Grooving and Full Cut Laser Dicing of IC Wafers

Since wafer technologies have dropped below 90nm node and low k materials were introduced it became clear that blade dicing evolution came to an end and expensive hybrid solutions were required to achieve the desired product reliability. Similar situations have been seen with the ongoing trend to th...

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