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Good News about cost down of compound semiconductor !!!

       New technology has released for compound semiconductor process with different materials and sizes,  so called "Silicon carrier" and "Process integration" on it.

 

         Carrier Integration Inc. is a new venture company established on December 10th, 2010. Our product is, however, an application product of semiconductor general-process technology which has been under researched and developed by AIST(the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) since 2004.  The base of the technology was demonstrated at the field of lithography in AIST in 2007, for the first time. Then, developed to many other fields, such as annealing,bonding,ethching,deposition and measurement.

 

         By using our product , Silicon Carrier (SC), as the New BridgeTool,  an existing silicon device manufacturing equipment  can be used for a process of compound semiconductor devices without any modification.  Our products, "Silicon Carrier(SC)", are relaized by the high-tech of precise machining at μm resolution.   As you know, an existing machine for silicon device processing needed to be modified if you want to process a compound semiconductor because a wafer of compound semiconductor is small (1 to 5 inch). By using a SC, you can do process for small size of samples with different shape, it is very useful for compound semiconductors, such as SiC, GaN ,InP and GaAs.

 

Now we have started to accept an order of Silicon Carrier.

Please contact to us with your request, we will provide solutions of SC, with customer's satisfaction.

About our fellow subsidiary

    Wafer Integration Inc. is established as on December 10th, 2010, and authhorized as a venture company from AIST in 2011. Wafer Integration Inc. has been demonstrated "Nano Probe Technology" for Direct and Precise characterization of nano-integrated circuits, which bring new scopes for advanced integrated circuits,  "which can measure the characteristics of transistors by probing directly onto the semiconductor devices."                          Click here to the Home Page!