JULY 2024
Semiconductor Materials
Selecting the best material for your semiconductor ensures that the device meets its performance, reliability, efficiency, and cost objectives, tailored to its specific application and market requirements.
Each material offers unique advantages and is chosen based on the specific requirements of the semiconductor device being developed. The ongoing research and development in material science continue to push the boundaries of semiconductor performance and capabilities.
Q: Does Integra work with materials besides Silicon?
A: Yes - we see numerous materials from III-V like GaAs to very hard materials like SiC and many in between.
A: Yes - we see numerous materials from III-V like GaAs to very hard materials like SiC and many in between.
Q: Does Integra package materials outside of Silicon?
A: Yes – we’ve seen numerous requirements for packages for III-V materials including GaAs, GaN & InP as well as other materials such as SiC, SiGe and others.
A: Yes – we’ve seen numerous requirements for packages for III-V materials including GaAs, GaN & InP as well as other materials such as SiC, SiGe and others.
Q: Does Integra test materials outside of Silicon?
A: Yes - Integra does wafer and package test of all materials.
A: Yes - Integra does wafer and package test of all materials.
Q: Where can I get more information on the materials Integra works with?
A: Our Assembly Guidelines provides lists of materials processed. If you have any questions, be sure to reach out to request a quote.
A: Our Assembly Guidelines provides lists of materials processed. If you have any questions, be sure to reach out to request a quote.
Have more questions? Let us know: sales_inquiry@integra-tech.com