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Silicon wafer grinding and dicing tapes used in electronic chip manufacturing. [Pg.517]

Combinatorial library, 586 Complex carbohydrate, 974 Computer chip, manufacture of, 505-506... [Pg.1291]

Commercial sodium sulfite is acceptable for food plants higher grades are used for pharmaceutical and electronic chip manufacturing, but in these higher grades the catalyst is usually changed to sodium erythorbate (at a level of 0.05 to 0.1%, which also provides lower pressure and temperature passivation). [Pg.485]

The design and fabrication of some gas-phase micro reactors are oriented on those developed for chip manufacture in the framework of microelectronics, relying deeply on silicon micromachining. There are obvious arguments in favor the infrastructure exists at many sites world-wide, the processes are reliable, have excellent standards (e.g. regarding precision) and have proven mass-manufacturing capability. In addition, sensing and control elements as well as the connections for the whole data transfer (e.g. electric buses) can be made in this way. [Pg.275]

The core components of a complete microsystem are the integrated sensing, acting or passive micromechanical devices. In most cases, a naked chip manufactured in bulk or surface micromachining is used for the detection of a physical or chemical quantity or some actuation principle, like the dosage of ink droplets in inkjet printheads. A complete microsystem can consist of a complex set of these devices. [Pg.201]

Diborane is used in silicon chip manufacture. One facility uses a 500-lb bottle. If the entire bottle is released continuously during a 20-min period, determine the location of the 5 mg/m3 ground-level isopleth. It is a clear, sunny day with a 5 mph wind. Assume that the release is at ground level. [Pg.216]

For smaller samples, Raman spectra can be collected through a microscope. Process microspectroscopy systems, such as might be used for semiconductor chip manufacturing or pharmaceutical high throughput... [Pg.196]

How is the silicon employed in optical fibers and computer chip manufacture related ... [Pg.424]

Chemically, arsenic is complex in that it can exist in a variety of forms including trivalent and pentavalent or as arsenic trioxide (computer chip manufacture) and arsenic acid. Arsenic is excreted in skin cells, sweat, hair, and fingernails, which can be seen as white transverse bands. Acute exposure to arsenic results in gastrointestinal pain, sensory loss, cardiovascular failure, and death. Chronic exposure or survival of acute exposure can cause loss of peripheral sensory function and loss of central nervous system function. Chronic arsenic exposure can also cause cancer of the lung and skin (see the chapter on arsenic). [Pg.126]

The term potato chip also includes Baked Lays and Pringles which are formed from a dough made with dehydrated potato, and either baked or flash-fried. Today the international snacks market is dominated by Frito-Lay which has been part of Pepsico since 1965. The company operates approximately 67 plants in 27 countries worldwide. Interestingly, for potato chip manufacture, raw potatoes may be transported long distances whereas finished products have a more limited distribution, reflecting a product with a low weight per unit volume and hence high transport costs. [Pg.20]

The memory organization of DSPs are also different from ordinary processors because (1) Memory is typical static RAM and virtual memory support is totally absent (2) Several machines separate data and instruction streams (Harvard Architecture) (at the cost of extra pins). Additionally, modular arithmetic address modes have been added to most processors. This mode finds particular utility in filter coefficient pointers, ring buffer pointers and, with bit reversed addressing, FFTs. One further difference is the use of loop buffers for filtering. Although often called instruction caches by the chip manufacturers, they are typically very small (for example, the AT T DSP-16 has 16 instructions) and furthermore, the buffer is not directly interposed between memory and the processor. [Pg.126]

The selection of a treatment process for industrial and municipal wastewater and for industrial coohng, purging or product waters depends mainly on the specific use and the desired water quality. If necessary, it should include UV disinfection, UV detoxification, or UV purification. On the other hand, the production of pure and ultra pure water for pharmaceutical purposes or of cleaning water for computer chip manufacturing industries requires disinfection and total mineralization of the organic matter content (Bendlin, 1995). [Pg.22]

Cytop (Asahi) CF2=CFO(CF2)nCF=CF2 Optically clear, used in corrosive envirorrments, e.g. computer chip manufacture. [Pg.6]

Tiny particles of iron oxide suspended in a fluid make a highly effective seal. In this mechanism, which is used in chip manufacturing, the magnetic seal prevents contaminants from entering the area where semiconductors are being made. [Pg.855]

Effluent fi"om CMP. Chip manufacturing industry Potable water production fi"om sea or brackish water Valuable metal recovery and toxic metal removal Valuable metal recovery Decomposition of relatively stable organic compound such as phenol Potable water production... [Pg.1078]

Hammer, J., Richter, A., and Kraus, W., Method and device for Heating wastewaters from a chemical mechanical polishing process in chip manufacturing, PCT WO 9849102, 1998. [Pg.1127]

Most chip manufacturers use a technology called VLSI, or Very Large Scale Integration. The idea is to integrate the functions of several small chips into one, usually larger, chip. Most often, these VLSI chips are of the QSOP type. [Pg.13]

When the first PC was introduced, IBM decided to go to the chip manufacturer Intel for a CPU. Since then, Intel has been the CPU supplier for almost all IBM-compatible computers. [Pg.75]

VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) Technology used by chip manufacturers to integrate the functions of several small chips into one chip. [Pg.869]


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