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− | {{title|Wafer Size}}'''Wafer size''' refers to the diameter of a [[wafer]] and is an important parameter as part of the [[semiconductor manufacturing process]]. A larger wafer size enables the fabrication of more | + | {{title|Wafer Size}}'''Wafer size''' refers to the diameter of a [[wafer]] and is an important parameter as part of the [[semiconductor manufacturing process]]. A larger wafer size enables the fabrication of more dice per wafer which translates into cost reduction in high-volume manufacturing. |
== Motivation and difficulties == | == Motivation and difficulties == |