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Nuclear radiation detectors need this chip.
Nuclear wastewater ≠ nuclear sewage Nuclear wastewater generally refers to the wastewater discharged from nuclear power plants. Nuclear wastewater mainly includes the main equipment and auxiliary equipment drainage water, reactor discharge water, mainly for low and medium radioactive wastewater....Read more -
How can 3D printing drive Industry 4.0?
Imagine printing out a complete, fully functional smartphone at home or in the office. 3D printing (3DP), aka Additive manufacturing (AM), could redefine the factory of the future as a device that can be placed on a desktop. There is still a long way to go, but 3D printi...Read more -
The “obsolete” problem can shorten the service life of components by 30%
With the passage of time and the continuous advancement of technology, the use of electronic components will only become more common. Even if a company doesn't think of itself as a technology company, it may become one in the near future. In the automotive industry, for ...Read more -
The Development of Chips for Wearable Devices
As wearable devices are more closely integrated into people's lives, the ecosystem of the healthcare industry is also gradually changing, and the monitoring of human vital signs is gradually being transferred from medical institutions to individual homes. With the develo...Read more -
Price prediction of semiconductor memory
As the largest single category market for semiconductors, the memory market has financial attributes that are difficult to have with other semiconductors and passivity, so many institutions and individuals are very concerned about: End users, agents, traders and original...Read more -
Revival: A Decade of Japanese Semiconductors 02.
A decade of hibernation In 2013, Renesas' board of directors was refreshed, with top executives from automotive giants Toyota and Nissan, and Hisao Sakuta, who has extensive experience in the automotive parts supply chain, called the new CEO, signalling that a big change...Read more -
Revival: A Decade of Japanese Semiconductors 01.
In August 2022, eight Japanese companies, including Toyota, Sony, Kioxia, NEC, and others, established Rapidus, Japan's national team for next-generation semiconductors, with a generous subsidy of 70 billion yen from the Japanese government. "Rapidus" Latin meaning "fast...Read more -
AI smart and car series chips are the most popular in the current market
In the middle of 2023, due to the slow recovery of demand and the time of the industrial chain, it can be determined 2-0 that it will be longer than previously expected. The demand for general-purpose materials depends on the boost of the traditional ...Read more -
Introduction to the wafer Back Grinding process
Introduction to the wafer Back Grinding process Wafers that have undergone front-end processing and passed wafer testing will begin back-end processing with Back Grinding. Back grinding is the process of thinning the back of the waf...Read more -
Global semiconductor industry landscape and evolutionary trends.
The Yole Group and ATREG today review the fortunes of the global semiconductor industry to date and discuss how the major players need to invest to secure their supply chains and chip capacity. The last five years have seen significant changes in the chip manufacturing i...Read more -
IFR has revealed the Top5 countries in the European Union with the most robot adoption
The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) recently released a report indicating that industrial robots in Europe are on the rise: nearly 72,000 industrial robots were installed in the 27 member st...Read more -
5G Unbounded，Wisdom Wins the Future
The economic output driven by 5G will not only be in China, but will also trigger a new wave of technology and economic benefits on a global scale. According to data, by 2035, 5G will create economic benefits of US$12.3 trillion gl...Read more
