Design For Business: Advancing the Business Culture of Semiconductor Back-End Manufacturing
Andrés Santiago Avila Carrasco, Masayuki Kayama
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Andrés Santiago Avila Carrasco, Masayuki Kayama
Abstract
"Design for" methodologies have been becoming more and more important to the semiconductor industry as chips geometries become smaller, and complexity increases. There is a challenge in the so-called back-end semiconductor industry to introduce such design for methodology not just at the back-end, but also across the whole company. This paper is a basic introduction to trends and changes underway in semiconductor back-end manufacturing. We call these trends the new Design for Business culture.
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"Design for" methodologies have been becoming more and more important to the semiconductor industry as chips geometries become smaller, and complexity increases. There is a challenge in the so-called back-end semiconductor industry to introduce such design for methodology not just at the back-end, but also across the whole company. This paper is a basic introduction to trends and changes underway in semiconductor back-end manufacturing. We call these trends the new Design for Business culture.
Key concepts: Semiconductor industry, Manufacturing engineering, Semiconductor device fabrication, Manufacturing, Computer science, Engineering, Business, Electrical engineering