ACM nhận được đơn đặt hàng đầu tiên cho công cụ làm sạch chất nền Ultra C SiC
News: Suppliers
28 March 2023
ACM Research Inc of Fremont, CA, USA, which develops and manufactures wafer processing equipment for semiconductor device and advanced wafer-level packaging (WLP) applications, has — through its operating subsidiary ACM Research (Shanghai) Inc — received the first purchase order (PO) for its Ultra C silicon carbide (SiC) substrate cleaning tool. The platform leverages ACM’s patented Space Alternated Phase Shift (SAPS) cleaning technology, which is designed to achieve more comprehensive cleaning without damage to device features. The PO was received from a “leading Chinese SiC substrate manufacturer” and is expected to ship before the end of third-quarter 2023.
ACM notes that increased demand for power semiconductors from industries such as automotive and renewable energy is driving growth in the SiC device market, which is expected to exceed $4bn by 2026, according to market analyst firm Yole Développement.
“The power semiconductor market is experiencing strong growth, with the electric vehicle market and related infrastructure seeing rapidly accelerating deployments,” says ACM’s founder & CEO David Wang. “This order represents the successful application of ACM’s experience in advanced semiconductor wafer processing equipment to meet the unique requirements of SiC substrate manufacturing,” he adds. “We remain committed to expanding our product portfolio to support additional market opportunities.”
ACM’s Ultra C SiC substrate cleaning tool uses SC1 (ammonia/hydrogen peroxide), SC2 (hydrochloric acid/hydrogen peroxide), DHF and other chemicals for the cleaning process, and can also be equipped with ACM’s proprietary Smart Megasonix to achieve better cleaning performance. The tool is 6- and 8-inch compatible and is designed to achieve throughput of more than 70 wafers per hour. The tool has been optimized for handling fragile SiC substrates to minimize breakage.
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