US /ˈwefɚ/
・UK /'weɪfə(r)/
Right out of manufacturing, we get something that is called the wafer.
Right out of manufacturing, we get something that is called a wafer.
So to load a wafer, first you want to make sure that there's no wafer already loaded.
So to load a wafer, first we want to make sure that there's no wafer already loaded.
Combined they'll become the world's second biggest silicon wafer producer at a time when need for the product has never been higher.
Combined, they'll become the world's second biggest silicon wafer producer at a time when need for the product has never been higher.
To become like a little wafer over the years that go by. Little brown wafer.
They become like a little wafer over the years that go by.
The standard size for a silicon wafer is 300mm in diameter, or about 1 foot.
The wafer is then split into dies, units that the integrated chip will be etched onto.
The wafer is often compared to Eucharist biscuits.
I wanted really thin, wafer-thin slices that would kind of be fluffy.
I wanted really thin, wafer-thin slices that would kind of be fluffy.
So this is a wafer filled with chocolate-- filled with chocolate lining and then ice cream
So this is a wafer filled with chocolate, filled with chocolate lining, and
So here we have a wafer.
So here we have a wafer.
Another issue is wafer temperature.
We have a control, we can set the temperature in the reactor, and then we also have wafer heating depending on the process conditions, how much power we have, and by power.