
The thinnest semiconductor substrate
Korean company Samsung recently announced the creation of a substrate for the production of semiconductors, the thickness of which is only 0.08 mm. This is 20% less than the 0.1 mm substrate Samsung launched in 2005. All the salt is that thanks to such a small thickness, the new substrate will allow the production of twenty-layer static and flash memory chips.

So far, Samsung has just begun to provide interested companies with the first test samples of a 0.08 mm substrate. According to company representatives, Samsung plans to start mass production of the new product by the end of 2007.
via Russan Mobile

So far, Samsung has just begun to provide interested companies with the first test samples of a 0.08 mm substrate. According to company representatives, Samsung plans to start mass production of the new product by the end of 2007.
via Russan Mobile