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Vitrified bond diamond grinding wheel for compound semiconductor wafer (Coarse)

Vitrified bond diamond grinding wheel for compound semiconductor wafer (Coarse)

Product catalog summary
Issue: The production of compound semiconductor wafers, essential for power devices, is anticipated to grow due to the demand for power-saving solutions in a low-carbon society. A significant factor in this growth is the processing cost of wafers, which necessitates a longer wheel life for rough machining before surface grinding.
Solution: The "VEGA" porous vitrified bond wheel offers a larger pore diameter and higher porosity than conventional wheels, enhancing its biting performance on work materials. It is particularly effective for surface grinding of SiC wafers, capable of grinding 6" SiC wafers without the need for dressing. Its excellent wear resistance increases the number of wafers processed per wheel, thereby reducing machining costs.
Specifications:
  • Machine: High rigidity grinder
  • Wheel Specification: #2000 Vitrified bond
  • Material: 6-inch SiC (C)
Product Specifications:
  • Bond: Porous vitrified bond
  • Grain Size: #1000 to #3000
Applied Materials: SiC, GaN, GaAs, LT/LN
Key Features:
  • Maximized biting performance due to larger pore diameter and higher porosity.
  • Spontaneous blade generation for maintained cutting quality through ultrafine shredding bonds.
  • Stable high-quality surface and reduced processing costs.
Life Comparison Test: The "VEGA" wheel demonstrates superior performance in the number of processed wafers compared to conventional wheels.
Contact Information: Tokyo Diamond, E-mail: [email protected], Tel: +81-3-3723-81142-3-5 Nakane Meguro-ku Tokyo 152-0031 Japan
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Vitrified bond diamond grinding wheel for compound semiconductor wafer (Coarse)-1

Wafer grinding wheel for compound semiconductor wafers Longer wheel life in rough machining prior to surface grinding of SiC wafers [Issue] The production of compound semiconductor wafers, which are used as substrates for power devices, is expected to grow steadily in the trend toward power saving in a low-carbon society. The key to this growth is the processing cost of wafers, which requires a longer wheel life due to the large amount of allowance in the rough machining prior to surface grinding. [Solution] Our porous vitrified bond wheel "VEGA" has both a larger pore diameter and a higher porosity than conventional wheels, maximizing the biting performance to work materials. It is particularly suitable for surface grinding of SiC wafers and can grind 6" SiC wafers without dressing. The excellent wear resistance increases the number of wafers that can be machined per wheel and contributes to the reduction of wafer machining costs. Life comparison test with conventional product Processing condition Number of processed wafers [n] Machine : High rigidity grinder Wheel spec. : #2000 Vitrified bond Material : 6inch SiC (C) Conventional wheel VEGA wheel “VEGA” Porous vitrified bond wheel for compound semiconductor wafers [Product specifications] Bond : Porous vitrified bond Grain size : #1000~#3000 [Applied materials] SiC, GaN, GaAs, LT/LN ■The biting performance to work materials is maximized by both a larger pore diameter and a higher porosity than conventional wheels. ■Spontaneous blade generation is realized and cutting quality is maintained by bonds that can make ultrafine shredding. ■Stable high-quality surface and low processing cost can be realized. 2-3-5 Nakane Meguro-ku Tokyo 152-0031 Japan https://www.tokyodiamond.com/ E-mail: [email protected] Tel : +81-3-3723-8114 [

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